Headlines 2003

Headlines 2002

Media Asset Management matures with viable toolsets for broadcasters,
when Harris introduces Invenio, which already has many large implementations
in Europe and contracts with major North American broadcasters. The Invenio suite
is flexible enough to fit any broadcaster's requirements, from stand-alone asset library
to full integration with automation or news systems.

Large Canadian cable company selects Omneon Media Server to store and distribute content.

Over several weeks in early autumn, Harris Automation conducts
Advanced Configuration Courses at Majortech premises outside Toronto
so that local broadcasters can increase the capabilities of their own staff
without the expense of travel to the standard California training facility.
An additional course is also conducted in Victoria
for Western Canadian users later in the fall.

Majortech develops and implements Automated Graphics for
9 channels at various broadcasters. This concept has achieved
the intended results of great savings in ongoing production costs,
as well as unearthing potential new streams for revenue.
Presentations made to CCBE and WABE conferences
in fall 2002 were enthusiastically received.

NAB proclaims the Convergence Marketplace April 2002 in Las Vegas.
Many Canadian broadcasters are introduced by Majortech to technology advancements
that will benefit their efficiency and their effectiveness. Subsequent client assessment
of these technologies leads to large investments in them through Majortech.

Headlines 2001

Majortech has moved to new premises in the Greater Toronto Area.
See details on our Contacts page.

Majortech completes smooth implementation of
Harris automation systems for
over 20 digital channels at 6 different sites,
all going live for the same September 7-th air-date.

Canadian broadcaster selects large SDI router by Quartz Electronics from Majortech,
providing the best value and operational feature set available from any manufacturer.

Headlines 2000

Clients show their confidence in our experience, superior products and support, by placing orders that make Majortech the leading distributor of Louth broadcast automation systems for the third year in a row.

Pixel Power graphics systems introduce advanced features for Collage and Clarity at NAB-2000, and subsequently upgrades these platforms to Collage-2  and Clarity-2  graphics systems.

Visit our NAB-2000 pre-planner for advance notice of highlights coming to this year's exhibition.

Majortech staff chosen by NBC Sports for operator training and custom programming of new graphics approaches on PGA golf coverage.

Headlines 1999

Majortech achieves first North American sale of the Graphite workstation (manufactured by Pixel Power) with DDR for graphics use of video-clips. This feature has been expanded on the upgraded Graphite-2  platform as well as the Windows-based Clarity-2  platform.

Majortech sells North America's first Clarity-HD to Complete Post.  This system was selected by
reputed editors as "Pick of Show" at NAB'99. Clarity has also been selected by multiple facilities
to replace other less-functional HD character generators. Its power has subsequently been upgraded
via the Clarity-2 platform.

Majortech staff provide coordination of election graphics for CITY-TV,
based on actual results fed through a data-massaging PC directly into
Collage broadcast presentaion systems..

NEP Mobile Production Services choose Majortech for the purchase of eight Collage graphic systems for sports coverage on major networks.