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User Stories
BILLERICA, Mass. — Oct. 17, 2007 — Echolab Corporation, a leading provider of professional video production switchers and broadcast tools, today announced that its Opera dual-format production switcher played a key role in the Webcast of the 2007 Durango High School Fall Classic Tournament, the first live sports television program produced in the United States by female students from the Middle East.
WMGT is a small market station, an NBC affiliate owned by the Morris Network Inc., that serves Middle Georgia facilities in historic downtown Macon. We launched our news operations, comprising of three daily newscasts, in 2004, and today they are the second-most-watched TV news programs in our market. This past March we enhanced the quality of these newscasts significantly – and simplified our production operations – by bringing online a new Echolab Opera 3932 dual-format (digital/analog) production switcher, which replaced an older analog system. O’Doherty’s Productions Wins Bet With Echolab Nova Production Switcher BILLERICA, Mass. — June 20, 2007 — Echolab Corporation today announced that O’Doherty’s Audio Video Productions of Dublin, Ireland, is deploying the company’s Nova 1416 switcher in its 26-foot broadcast truck, which travels almost 2,500 miles a month to provide A/V services to 16 racetracks spread across Ireland and Northern Ireland. O’Doherty’s is the premier provider of audio information, announcements, graphics, camera coverage, and replays to monitors and giant screens at racetracks in Ireland.
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