WRN Broadcast, the international broadcast services company, has announced the investment of over £1million in its London-based media centre.

The investment, which will be completed by March 2013, includes a dedicated archive environment – with an additional 2 petabytes worth of storage, a new master control room and a significant upgrade to the current MAM and mediator system.

WRN Broadcast regularly evaluates the company’s technology and broadcast practices and the decision was made that certain key areas – including the broadcast data centre and managed services – were strengthened and future proofed. In addition, due to the on-going growth of the business, certain new technologies also warranted investment to increase the company’s future technology capabilities and better support existing clients and the wider broadcast market.

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