News Production and Broadcast Logging
NAB President and CEO Gordon H. Smith has stated, after careful consideration, and in the interest of supporting the business, health and safety concerns of our show community we have decided to move the 2021 NAB Show, previously...
A valued KLZ client for almost 20 years, WDUN has recently upgraded their station to NewsRoom 5™. Known as “North Georgia’s Newstalk”, WDUN is a News/Talk radio formatted radio station licensed to the city Gainesville,...
We are pleased to welcome CKPR-FM to the NewsRoom 5™ family. A longtime client of KLZ NewsRoom™ and KLZ iPrompt™, the station has used these two programs in tandem to push stories from the...
Available for iOS and android devices The “KLZ Mobile Reader” provides mobile access to your KLZ NewsRoom server from anywhere. It allows the user to preview the latest news, browse the wires, play audio,...
CHOK Radio has just upgraded to NewsRoom 5 Blackburn Radio’s CHOK news staff has been using KLZ NewsRoom™ since 1997. Upgrading from NewsRoom 3 to version 4.0 in 2001 and to version 45 in...
KLZ innovations has released KLZ Newsroom 5 Client Beta 2. This is the second beta release of the end user studio client application. This release moves closer to a release candidate with numberous improvements...
We’ll be at the Great Canadian Suite in the Flamingo Hotel on Monday, April 8 from 6 to 9 PM . We hope to connect with you there, or at the NAB show.
KLZ is delighted to introduce longtime radio client WILK 103.1 as the latest station to upgrade to NewsRoom5™. WILK (980 kHz) is a commercial AM radio station in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. It is owned by...
We are pleased to welcome OZ-FM as the latest addition to the KLZ product family with the installation of our KLZ AudioFile™ professional broadcast logger. CHOZ-FM is a Canadian radio station based in St....
KLZ Innovations is excited to welcome the brand new station CIAT-FM to our product family with their recent installation of NewsRoom 45™ Steve Huber, a long-time broadcaster with experience around Western Canada, was approved...
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