Noticias MundoFOX Selects Dejero Portable Transmitters

Dejero, creator cellular newsgathering products, has announced that Noticias MundoFOX has adopted its portable LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitters for its mobile news teams. As one of the newest Spanish-language television networks in the U.S., Noticias MundoFOX is building its entire electronic newsgathering (ENG) capability on the Dejero LIVE+ Platform.

Using the Dejero LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitters, Noticias MundoFOX news crews are able to encode and transmit live or prerecorded HD or SD video using any combination of 3G/4G/LTE cellular networks, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or satellite links.
"Budget is always a large consideration for a start-up news network. From the beginning, we've been committed to operating as cost-effectively as possible without compromising on the quality, immediacy, or completeness of our news coverage," said Armando Acevedo, director of operations, Noticias MundoFOX. "The ability to cover live, breaking news from the source is a critical differentiator but can also be a major expense area, especially if the station has to maintain costly satellite vehicles. But the Dejero LIVE+ gear provides a powerful and cost-effective alternative that our news crews can carry right into the heart of the story."
MundoFOX has deployed a LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitter at each of its news bureaus in Mexico City, Washington D.C., Chicago and New York City, with two Dejero LIVE+ Broadcast Servers installed in the network's headquarters in Los Angeles. With feeds coming into the servers from the LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitters, operators can access content and route it as required for playout to a live broadcast, or archive it for use in a later production.
"The versatility of using portable satellite, bonded cellular, and Ethernet connections with the LIVE+ 20/20 Transmitters means that our lean news departments can be mobile and travel to where the news is breaking," Acevedo added. "This brings a whole new level of excitement and immediacy to our newscasts that simply isn't possible with traditional ENG trucks."

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