Case Studies

To read more about our customers and their successful use of Escenic technologies and solutions, please see these case studies.

Escenic for Elections

Elections are very important projects for TV broadcasters, with considerable resources spent on production. With the addition of Escenic Content Studio any graphic created for TV broadcast can easily be re-used online. By adding Escenic Content Studio to the workflow, the last "mile" to the internet is simple, intuitive and completely under editorial control. In addition, all videos, maps, and graphics created using Vizrt graphics and media asset management solutions are accessible for web friendly editing, transcoding and publishing. With a marginal additional cost, the impact of the investment in graphics can be doubled.

Schibsted

News of Schibsted's financial gains in the otherwise bleak newspaper market has been commented by the likes of The Economist and The New York Times. At first glance it is apparent that Schibsted is doing something right in their online strategies. This case study observes some of the internal and external factors that we believe have contributed to their success in later years. We will also examine some initiatives that have contributed to Schibsteds financial success online.

News International

As part of Times Media’s continuous development of its digital presence Times Online was relaunched on February 5,2007. More than £10million has been invested in the design, IT, editorial, and marketing of the new www. timesonline.co.uk.

With the new site, Times Media distinguish themselves as part of the elite group of international media brands that have developed an integrated publishing platform based on Escenic Content Server technology, merging the worlds of print and online publishing to fully exploit the depth and breadth of their world-class journalism. The journalistic quality combined with the wealth of multimedia opportunities now available will introduce a new generation of users to Times Media.

Online Attention

The online environment has been described as an information economy. This is wrong. The internet has transformed our society into an information society.