Time Warner Cable has pursued an aggressive rollout schedule for its 24-hour news facilities, utilizing the same OmniBus-based automation system from site to site.

The station, TWC's first local news operation in the midwest, is scheduled to go to air in the summer of 2004 with technologies developed by OmniBus and Time Warner Cable.

News 10 Now, Time Warner Cable's newest 24-hour local news channel, in Syracuse, NY, has launched successfully on an OmniBus automation system.

OmniBus worked with Time Warner to launch four other channels in New York City, Raleigh, N.C., Charlotte, N.C. and Albany N.Y.

Central Florida News 13 has installed an automation system from OmniBus Systems to streamline production and 24-hours delivery of news programming. The system will be integrated with a Pinnacle Systems Vortex video server, AP ENPS newsroom production system and VertigoXmedia graphics automation. The new OmniBus s

Time Warner Cable has ordered over $500,000 worth of Omnibus' news automation, media and asset management and playout products for its new 24-hour news channel in Milwaukee. Omnibus' platform was installed earlier this year at NY1 News, Time Warners' flagship station in New York. Harlan Neugebron, TWC's VP of engineer

Time Warner Cable has added OmniBus automation systems to two more of its regional news networks -- News 9 San Antonio and News 24 Houston. At each of the Texas facilities, an OmniBus automation system is integrated with a Pinnacle Systems Vortex video server, AP's ENPS newsroom production system, and VertigoXmedia gr

An OmniBus system will work in tandem with a Pinnacle Vortex video server at the facility