Pathfire, an Atlanta-based provider of digital content distribution and management technology, is partnering with D S Simon Productions to distribute video news releases, b-roll footage and other short-form content to newsroom desktops throughout the U.S. D S Simon, a New York-based distributor of news media to the br

Video Technics and Pathfire have teamed up to create a streamlined way to ingest media directly into the Video Technics NewsFlow centralized database. With the Pathfire DMG desktop, users can drag-and-drop Pathfire-delivered content into NewsFlow through the Video Technics Media Exchange server. Anyone on the

MultiVu, a PR Newswire company, is now providing its video and multimedia content to journalists and editors through Pathfire's Digital Media Gateway (DMG). MultiVu offers content including video news releases, b-roll, public service announcements and other sponsored videos. The DMG is an automated digital IP-multica

Digital content distributor Pathfire recently launched its Digital Media Gateway (DMG) News Connect. The DMG News Connect software works with the Avid iNews newsroom computer system (NCS). DMG servers automatically receive Pathfire-delivered scripts and metadata directly to users. The news inventory is then automatic

Pathfire is expanding its Digital Media Gateway content distribution system by integrating Telestream's Flip technology and adding two modules that enable broadcast stations to drag and drop content directly to downstream editing systems or play-to-air equipment without the need to dub to tape. Flip software transcode

The company’s digital distribution network and metadata will make it easier for news producers and directors to use AKA MEDIA content

Digital Broadcast and Pathfire Inc. struck a technology agreement to create an automated workflow system to move news content directly to video file servers and editing platforms. The resulting architecture will allow for video files received on the Pathfire Digital Media Gateway (DMG) to be automatically transferred t

Digital Broadcast and Pathfire have announced a technology agreement that provides broadcasters a streamlined workflow to move news content directly to video file servers and editing platforms.