Broadcast Networks Completes Infrastructure Projects Across Europe

Broadcast Networks have completed a number of diverse broadcast system projects during 2013 for international organisations such as Chellomedia, News UK the Dutch Parliament.
The projects showcase Broadcast Networks' SI expertise in fixed and mobile solutions including live production and studio systems, transmission and content distribution systems, Outside Broadcast and Satellite News Gathering vehicles and command and control facilities.
"2013 was a successful year Broadcast Networks with both new and repeat business," said Managing Director Tom Haye. "As we start 2014, our new partnership with IEC gives us the investment we need to push the company to the next level, while the expansion of our team allows us to deliver the added value customers now demand."
As the preferred SI partner for Chellomedia, Broadcast Networks completed various key infrastructure projects for the international media company including the installation of a 24 channel playout system for a new Arts channel, the rebuild of Chellomedia's Master Control Room, an entire upgrade of the broadcaster's automation system to ITX2 and the installation of a number of smaller playout systems.
For Slovenian national broadcaster RTV, Broadcast Networks was contracted by Sony PSE to design and build two new 16-channel Outside Broadcast vehicles, which are now being used to capture various sporting events including the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia.
Back in the UK, Broadcast Networks installed a Master Control Room and three new television studios at News UK's headquarters in London. The studios are now being used by The Sun newspaper to create news content for its online editions.
Other notable projects completed during 2013 include the installation of audio and video equipment at the Dutch Parliament, enabling meeting to be streamed over the internet, and the design and build of an 18 camera armoured surveillance vehicle for the Dutch police, which is now being regularly used to support large scale events.
As a systems integrator with more than 25 years' experience, Broadcast Networks has a proven record in the delivery of high-quality broadcast, digital media, security and defence systems to an international client base.
Tom Haye believes the company's proactive approach to customers' projects is key to its current and future success, especially during a time of intense change for the broadcast industry.
"The traditional broadcast model is changing, with 4k now a serious contender as a new archive format and IP and data manipulation becoming increasingly crucial in our customers' daily lives," he explained. "As a systems integrator with experience in the live production and playout arenas, Broadcast Networks is ideally placed to deliver the leading edge solutions our customers demand and consolidate our position as a leading international systems integrator."
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