BDL Autoscript on top down under

During IBC, BDL Autoscript announced several significant orders from major Broadcasters in New Zealand and Australia worth in excess of £150,000.
In New Zealand, TV3 has ordered four systems split between studio and location operations interfaced to ENPS. Additionally, Maori TV, a new specialist station, has committed to a base station and five TFT on-camera prompters and systems have also been installed in NZoom an internet company. These installations add to an extensive BDL presence throughout TV New Zealand and Prime TV.
In Australia, Channel 7 who already use BDL prompters interfaced to iNews in Melbourne, has rolled out BDL base stations and on-camera prompters to production centres in Adelaide, Perth and Sydney. BDL equipment has also been selected for the new Prime TV installation interfaced to Dalet/Open Media and a further iNews Installation at SBS.
Nearer home BDL announced that systems have been installed in Sky Italia production facilities in Rome and Milan in a contract worth over £40,000. Represented in Italy by Manfrotto Trading the equipment selected included the new BDL 20” TFT flat screen on-camera prompters fed by WinPlus base stations and will be used for rolling news production and sports coverage.
Chris Lambert, BDL MD, commented: “IBC came well up to expectations in a challenging year and has proved to be an absolutely essential ingredient in successful marketing into Europe, the Middle and Far East and Australasia.”
(GB)