Broadcasting & Cable - March 17, 2003

Manufacturers of digital newsroom are about to make the migration into DMAs smaller than the top 25 in a big way with newsroom and editing systems that offer the return on investment demanded by smaller stations. "We are already seeing efforts by the major suppliers to put nonlinear editing and central-storage solutions into a configuration that works in markets smaller than the top 20," says P...

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