CBC/Radio-Canada Invests in Its News Coverage With Dalet

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A CBC/Radio-Canada studio. Credit: Matthew Howard for CBC/Radio-Canada From our “Who’s Buying What” page: CBC/Radio-Canada has chosen the Dalet Pyramid platform as it updates its news operations. Canada’s public broadcaster has 27 TV stations and 88 radio stations across the country. It also offers two news apps, CBC News and Radio-Canada Info, as well as related audio and video streaming apps. CBC/Radio-Canada broadcasts in English, French and eight Indigenous languages. [Related: “A View of Radio Issues from CBC/Radio-Canada”] It plans to use Dalet Pyramid’s web-based user experience to allow its staff to access content and work from any of CBC/Radio-Canada studios as well as out in the field. The suite includes capturing media into Dalet’s repository using Dalet Brio as well as editing video and audio using Dalet Cut. The network believes that Dalet Pyramid will offer better collaboration across local sites throughout Canada. Submit announcements for Who’s Buying What to radioworld@futurenet.com . The post CBC/Radio-Canada Invests in Its News Coverage With Dalet appeared first on Radio World .