LiveU, the leader in portable video-over-cellular solutions, has announced that BBC News has expanded its use of LiveU’s technology, deploying both backpack and belt-clip mobile uplink solutions around the world.
The BBC has broadened its use of the technology to enhance its global newsgathering capabilities. In the US, LiveU’s LU70 backpack and LU40-S belt-clip units have been used to bring coverage of events the scale of Hurricane Sandy, the presidential elections, the Boston bombing and the aftermath of the Oklahoma tornado to viewers with footage supplied to BBC News, BBC World and BBC World America.
BBC News has been using LiveU technology for upwards of four years, including at last year’s London Olympics, with units now deployed in India, China, Russia and the US as well as across the UK. The broadcaster is using the units, alongside those of another provider, over a wide variety of networks including 4G/LTE.
News operations benefit from the technology’s flexibility being able to be used live – including two-way interviews, as-live and also store-and forward. With its portability, flexibility, high resiliency and cost-effectiveness, the technology can be used in situations where satellite transmission would be impossible.
LiveU owns the patent for cellular bonding for remote news gathering in the US and other countries. All LiveU products are based on this fourth-generation patented technology.
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