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ENPS claims 50,000 in 650 newsrooms

Recent new agreements both in the US and around the world have fuelled continued growth of AP's news production software, ENPS. The award-winning service has grown market share to almost 50% of US newsrooms and nearly 40% globally.

Recent new agreements both in the US and around the world have fuelled continued growth of AP’s news production software, ENPS. The award-winning service has grown market share to almost 50% of US newsrooms and nearly 40% globally.

Newsrooms who have recently signed agreements include:

TVR, Romania’s Public Television, with newly built headquarters in Bucharest, signed with ENPS to expand the ENPS market share in Romania, which already includes ProTV and Antena 1/Antena 3. “We believe ENPS provides the right combination of stability and performance whilst remaining flexible for a range of integration partners,” said Constantin Constantinescu, TVR’s director of technology. “ENPS has a deserved reputation for supporting some of the most significant news production activities in the world and we want to tap into the AP’s expertise as we strive for a more efficient workflow and dynamic output”.

News Corporation, an established customer of ENPS, has now extended its commitment and will install ENPS for Serbia’s Fox TV, where it will integrate with Grass Valley’s Aurora, Edius and K2 as well as Harris automation for the launch of the new Belgrade station.”The Group has had a very positive experience using ENPS at bTV over the years”, said Fox TV’s MD, Dan Bates. “The ENPS system has proved utterly reliable while providing highly efficient integration across the newsroom – we had no hesitation turning to the AP again”.

In addition, the following global and US based news organisations have entered long-term agreements with ENPS software:

Channel M, Manchester England-based TV station owned by The Manchester Evening News Group that managers numerous outlets including radio, newspaper and websites. The group already operates a convergent news gathering methodology and has added ENS technology to support its seamless multimedia news production workflow.

ATV, Jordan’s free-to-air stations will provide top quality news and entertainment programmes to audiences throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and the Gulf region.

CNBC Africa, sub-Saharan Africa’s first international business news channel. Based in Johannesburg, it signed a five-year contract with plans for future expansion.

Doordarshan, Broadcasting Corporation of India, has extended its use of ENPS from its main newsroom out to 12 regional hubs across India.

IMTV Taiwan has made arrangements with ENPS exclusively for webcasting.