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Article: Thunderstone text retrieval DBMS chosen by Neville & Co. and the Associated Press for new BBC news production system.
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- Business Wire
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- February 21, 1996
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CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 21, 1996--Associated Press and Neville & Co. have chosen Thunderstone's Texis information management and retrieval DBMS to serve as the foundation for the next-generation BBC Electronic News Production System pilot program.
The prototype, ready this spring, is intended to replace a decade-old BASYS system.
According to the BBC, the Electronic News Production System's (ENPS) mission is to link journalists with archives and production, via personal computers, to enhance proficiency. "This will allow new ways of working and new ways to serve our viewers and listeners," says Tony Hall, managing director of BBC News and Current ...