Broadcasting & Cable - March 31, 2002

It has taken a while, but the digital newsroom appears to be ready for NAB, and not just as an impressive technology demonstration."Last year, we estimated, based on industry reports, that only 3% to 5% of all newsrooms had transitioned from analog to digital," says Roland Boucher, director of marketing, Digital News Production, Thomson Broadcast Solutions.

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• Station Break
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• Syndication Watch
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• Emmis shares hub
• Now the games count

• Top of the Week
• Peabody: Morale boost for ABC
• Is the FCC letter in the mail?
• A bow to tech leaders
• The week that was
• Mourning Miltie
• Shapiro's new Family ties
• Benedek couldn't hang on
• A glimmer of prosperity ahead
• Audino joins B&C
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• Copeland's Virginia spring
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