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MediaProxy LogServer Being Installed at Quincy Media Stations By Michael Balderston IP-based logging and monitoring software will assist with local services across nine states.
Cordillera Officially Exits the Broadcasting Business By Tom Butts Cordillera Communications has announced the sale of 15 of 16 of its TV stations to the E.W. Scripps Company and the 16th Tucson station to Quincy Media, Inc.
Quincy Standardizes News Production on Avid By Tom Butts Broadcaster accelerates news production with remote collaboration based on Avid MediaCentral
