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Sky News goes HD with <strong>EVS</strong><br />
<strong>EVS</strong> in the news…<br />
Why: Wanting to enhance its news offering and give<br />
viewers access to breaking news fast, Sky News decided<br />
to launch a dedicated HD news channel. It looked to<br />
<strong>EVS</strong>’ expertise to help it implement an integrated<br />
workflow news production system.<br />
How: <strong>EVS</strong> introduced HD upgrades at Sky News’ HQ in<br />
West London and across local bureaux, including<br />
London, Israel and Washington, all of which are<br />
connected to the central hub. The <strong>EVS</strong> workflow<br />
incorporated its high speed and reliable ingest and<br />
playout servers combined with a central storage and production content management. In addition,<br />
the full open architecture of the solution provided enabled seamless integration with post-<br />
production, its newsroom computer system and deep archives.<br />
Result: Sky News became the first European news channel to move to HD. The integration<br />
between Sky News’ bureaux, field teams and West London HQ is now much more effective and<br />
has led to enhancements of its newsgathering operations across TV, online and radio. Breaking<br />
news can be turned around quickly because <strong>EVS</strong>’ architecture enables faster media access, a<br />
quicker review and edit process, and a reliable workflow.<br />
The <strong>EVS</strong> solution has helped to bring a<br />
new dimension to the way we handle<br />
our breaking news. We’re able to adapt<br />
quickly to any changes in news<br />
contribution and distribution practices.<br />
<strong>EVS</strong> has a progressive and pioneering<br />
outlook that matches our ethos.<br />
They’ve worked closely with us to<br />
shape products to suit our demanding<br />
needs.<br />
Bevan Gibson, Deputy Head of<br />
Technology for Sky News