Media Research Center to Upgrade DVR System

In the never-ending quest to expose and neutralize liberal media bias, NewsBusters.org's parent organization the Media Research Center (MRC) is expanding and upgrading its DVR system to ensure you the reader are served with high quality and timely video evidence of liberal media bias from the broadcast and cable networks.

Needless to say the capital and maintenance expenses are and will be hefty, but worth every penny.

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Below is the press release by Segue Technologies about their contract:

Segue Technologies to Upgrade Media Research Center DVR System

November 20, 2008 -

Segue Technologies is leading a system integration effort to support the Media Research Center (MRC) as they modernize their digital video recording and archival system. Segue will provide MRC a state-of-the-art system that integrates SnapStream DVRs with a best-of-breed EMC Storage and Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) solution. This system will bring powerful search capability to the MRC media archive, which includes over 20 years of broadcast television and other media.

“This is one of the most interesting and unique projects that Segue has undertaken. We are excited about revolutionizing the way MRC records and stores broadcast media. This effort will result in creating one of the largest and most sophisticated television monitoring operations in the nation. The SnapStream technology that we are integrating into this project is ideally suited for MRC and will keep them on the cutting edge of their mission.” Said Ron Novak, Segue Executive Vice President.

About the Media Research Center

The mission of the Media Research Center is to bring balance to the news media. Headquartered in Alexandria Virginia, MRC provides checks and balances on the public press through their successful implementation of the largest, most comprehensive media monitoring operation in the world. Through its divisions, programs, and a marketing effort that never rests, MRC has become an institutionalized machine on the issue of balance in the press.