PBS ‘NewsHour’ uses Inscriber graphics for political convention coverage

Sep 8, 2008 8:00 AM


             
The Inscriber G3 platform allows operators to prebuild graphics prior to inserting them into a live broadcast.

The Inscriber G3 platform allows operators to prebuild graphics prior to inserting them into a live broadcast.

NEP Supershooters provided the PBS show “NewsHour” with its mobile trucks and several Inscriber G3 HD/SD on-air graphics systems from Harris to cover the recent Democratic and Republican National Conventions. “NewsHour” is produced at PBS stations WETA in Washington, D.C., and WNET in New York City.

A key benefit for “NewHour” was the ability of the operators to prebuild graphics prior to joining the mobile system on-site at the conventions.

For more information, visit www.harrisbroadcast.com.



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