Six international broadcasters commit to AP ENPS

The new ENPS customers join the nearly 600 TV, radio and network newsrooms in 51 countries using the newsroom production software
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Six additional international TV news operations have committed to AP's ENPS for native-language newsroom software. The six include:

  • Amrita Enterprises in India
  • TV Trøndelag in Norway
  • Venezolana de Television in Venezuela
  • Red Televisiva Megavision in Chile
  • Set TV in Taiwan
  • CHBC-TV in Canada

AP's news production systems are used in almost 600 television, radio and network newsrooms in 51 countries.

ENPS features include scripting, program rundowns, planning, contacts, messaging, news wire management, production device control, an integrated search engine and offline and remote access capabilities for field staff.

For more information, visit www.enps.com.

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