Radio Algrienne Extends NETIA Radio-Aist Deployment to Boost Efficiency, Flexibility Acro All Sites

Radio Alg rienne Extends NETIA Radio-Assist Deployment to Boost Efficiency, Flexibility Across All Sites 28 May 2015

Radio Alg rienne Extends NETIA Radio-Assist Deployment to Boost Efficiency, Flexibility Across All Sites

CLARET, France May 28, 2015 NETIA today announced that Radio Alg rienne is extending its installation of Radio-Assist radio automation software across 13 additional regional sites. Building on existing regional and national installations, this deployment of NETIA s Radio-Assist will not only help Radio Alg rienne to streamline operations at each site, but also enable the radio broadcaster to standardize processes and improve communications across all of its stations in the future.

The software already is familiar to staff at many of the regional stations, and Radio Alg rienne is taking advantage of extensive training by NETIA to ensure a smooth rollout of the software across additional sites. With options including a lightweight broadcast solution, Radio-Assist gives Radio Alg rienne the mobility and flexibility necessary for such a major radio group.

A public broadcaster focused on providing programming about Algeria, from the local to the international, Radio Alg rienne operates dozens of channels across the country in multiple languages (including Arabic and French). The broadcaster has been a NETIA software user since 2009, and today it relies on Radio-Assist for radio automation at 15 regional sites and five national sites (installed in 2011). The new Radio-Assist installation, slated for completion by the end of 2015, will include deployments of the NETIA radio automation solution at 13 additional regional sites: Oum El Bouaghi, Blida, Bouira, Jijel, Sidi Bel Abbes, Guelma, Bordj Bou Arreridj, Boumerdes, El Tarf, Tipaza, Mila, Ain Defla, and Relizane.

With this new round of Radio-Assist deployments, Radio Alg rienne will gain access to the software s latest features while enabling operators to continue working within a familiar production environment. The software being supplied to Radio Alg rienne also will include a lightweight broadcast solution that effectively allows stations to be run off laptops, in turn giving operators a high degree of flexibility.

"We have worked closely with Radio Alg rienne through its growth and transition to digital, and we look forward to completing yet another major step forward in terms of technical capabilities," said Thierry Gandilhon, managing director at NETIA. "Our Radio-Assist radio automation software has been engineered and refined to support smart scaling in accordance with the user s requirements, and we re pleased to be helping Radio Alg rienne make the most of the solution to improve production and broadcast workflows, as well as the overall quality of its aired programming."

More information about NETIA and its product portfolio is available at www.netia.com.

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About NETIA

NETIA, a Globecast company and part of Orange, is a leading provider of software solutions that enable efficient management and delivery of audiovisual content to today s full array of media platforms. Relied on by more than 15,000 users in 200 installations in more than 40 countries, NETIA solutions allow content producers and owners to manage content from ingest to delivery, targeting multiplatform outlets including the Internet, VOD, IPTV services, and mobile devices.

NETIA provides radio automation, media asset, and workflow management solutions to major radio and television brands and to multimedia groups around the world. Clients include The Associated Press, ABC News Radio Network, WestwoodOne, Radio Globo in Brazil, RTM in Malaysia, SBS and ABC in Australia, MediaCorp Singapore, RAI Italy, RTL France, Radio France, RTBF in Belgium, and France Televisions. NETIA has its headquarters in France, with offices in the United States, Paris, Rome, Moscow, and Singapore, in addition to a global network of professional distribution partners.

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