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KPTM, a fully-licensed Fox affiliate based in Omaha, Nebraska, has spent the last two years transitioning its nightly newscast to a streamlined HD broadcast model. As part of the process, KPTM began identifying unique solutions to cut costs while still delivering quality news coverage to its viewers.

Since 1993, YTN, a 24 hour news network headquartered in Seoul, has worked to build one of South Korea's most respected newsgathering organizations, and has earned a reputation of delivering accurate and rapid news reports without distorting the facts. With a large newsgathering operation that includes more than a dozen news vehicles, YTN was looking for a mobile broadcast solution to give the network the flexibility to go live from more locations and help increase the speed of getting news to air.

For over a decade, Good Day Sacramento has helped Sacramento residents start off their day with news, weather and feature reports of interest. The show is currently the highest rated locally produced morning show in the market. However, despite its popularity, the show’s producers continue to push the boundaries of ways it can deliver compelling live features to keep viewers engaged. In 2011, Good Day Sacramento began using TVUPack to expand their live shot capabilities during the show.

Based in Sherman Oaks, Calif., Goossen Tutor Promotions, LLC is one of the elite promotion companies in professional boxing. As a promoter whose primary purpose is to drive interest in its clients, Goossen Tutor was looking to leverage online video in order to give boxing fans behind-the-scenes access to fights, press conferences, weigh-ins and other events and provide more exposure to its most popular fighters, as well as the up-and-coming future stars of the sport.

Based in Oklahoma City, KSBI is one of the last independent television stations in the region. Airing local entertainment provided challenges for the station, which had limited ENG resources. In order to supply the live coverage that its viewers demanded, KSBI faced the prospect of investing in a new microwave truck as well as upgrading its existing satellite truck.