Brazil. In an industry where every second defines the news, wTVision has set a new standard for the production, sharing, and delivery of journalistic content.
The integration between real-time graphics, editorial logic and playout automation has connected four major news production centers in Brazil, resulting in smarter, more agile and aligned operations.
The new concept of newsroom transcends the idea of an isolated product or workflow. More than that, it reflects wTVision's unique ability to integrate with different editorial management systems (NRCS) — such as Avid iNEWS, AP ENPS, Octopus, and SNEWS Arion NRCS — enabling broadcasters to adapt, evolve, and expand their operations in a sustainable way.
Across all regions, editorial, graphics, and control teams now work as one, no matter the distance.
RPC Group: Seven Cities, One Voice
At Grupo RPC, an affiliate of Rede Globo, wTVision implemented a fully integrated flow of graphics and media management, anchored in a centralized NRCS and accessible to all editorial teams of its seven regional stations.
This architecture ensures that rundowns, visuals, and editorial elements are shared in a unified environment, allowing journalists, producers, and operators to collaborate in real time, wherever they are.
A connected, centralized asset management (MAM) dimension complements this system, streamlining access to templates and content, while a modular graphics framework ensures visual consistency across morning, evening, and evening editions.
The result: local journalism with national reach.
Rede Mais: Absolute Control
In Varginha and Belo Horizonte, wTVision developed a macro-based production workflow that centralizes graphics, playout, camera presets, and switching — all managed by a single operator.
It's purposeful automation, designed to optimize performance without compromising creative and technical oversight.
When the unforeseen happens, resilience kicks in: each site can remotely take control of the other, ensuring operational continuity and uninterrupted transmission.
InterTV Campos: Collaboration Without Borders
With a shared editorial structure and integrated control of graphics and playout, the newsrooms of Campos and Cabo Frio function as a single synchronized newsroom, despite being almost 200 kilometers apart.
Rundowns are shared, content flows without barriers, and editorial teams work in sync, in real-time. This is not just remote production: it is distributed, aligned and live journalism.
TV Diário: An Integrated, On-Air Newsroom
Recently implemented and ready for go-live, the newsroom of TV Diário, TV Globo's affiliate in Mogi das Cruzes, is designed to offer flexibility and control.
Equipped with Studio CG controllers, PTZ cameras, and seamless integration with one of the leading NRCS systems on the market, it easily adapts to different editorial demands and production scenarios.
Every dimension of the operation has been designed to deliver efficiency, scalability and editorial accuracy, ensuring that it operates at full capacity from the get-go.
A New Rhythm for News
With each implementation, wTVision is transforming newsroom culture from siloed systems to perfectly orchestrated performance.
Centralized media libraries, synchronized rundowns, and automatic maintenance routines free up time and improve focus.
Stories move faster. Workflows become more fluid. The teams operate in total harmony.
"When technology dissolves the barriers between teams, regions and workflows, journalism moves at its natural pace: fast, accurate and perfectly orchestrated," says Bruno Parreiras, Director for South America and Asia-Pacific and partner at wTVision.
