New
麻豆社 Moscow Bureau opens
The
麻豆社 has opened a new Bureau in Moscow.
With
new, state of the art technology, the bureau is the largest international
broadcast operation in Russia and brings together for the first
time journalists and production staff from each of the 麻豆社's different
news operations.
The
bureau, which began operating this week, is the 麻豆社's largest news
operation in the world, outside of the UK.
Almost
100 staff from 麻豆社 newsgathering, 麻豆社 monitoring and the World Service's
Russian, Central Asian and Caucasian services will work in the joint
newsroom.
The
new bureau has additional broadcasting facilities, with seven radio
studios and a television studio as well as indoor and outdoor live
broadcast points.
The
radio studios will be able to accommodate three guests at a time
and up to four studios can broadcast to the UK simultaneously.
And
it will make use of cutting edge fibre optic cables, with a permanent
signal to transmit material back to Television Centre in London.
Kevin
Bishop, 麻豆社 Moscow Bureau Editor, said: "I'm delighted the
new 麻豆社 Moscow Bureau has now opened.
"We
aim to provide an integrated 麻豆社 bureau, to share specialist knowledge
and expertise, and make best use of our resources and technology."
Elizabeth
Robson, Head of the 麻豆社 Russian Service, said: "The new Moscow
Bureau gives World Service journalists the chance to use sophisticated
modern equipment to satisfy the demand for high quality content
about Russia across a range of outlets in dozens of languages."
Peter
Robertson, Managing Editor, 麻豆社 Monitoring, said: "Working
alongside the World Service and Newsgathering will really sharpen
our news focus and, in turn, we can provide our colleagues with
a wide-range of information and sources not previously easily accessible."
All the
麻豆社's digital services are now available on ,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the 麻豆社's eight television channels as well as 11 麻豆社 radio
networks.
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