Burli goes to college in Canada
August 12, 2002

Computer newsroom system chosen by more broadcast schools

VANCOUVER, CANADA - Burli, the news production software for broadcasters, is to install in three more Canadian broadcast colleges this autumn. A majority of the schools in the country's Broadcast Educators Association now include Burli as part of their curriculum.

Loyalist College in Belleville, Ontario; Red River College in Winnipeg, Manitoba and Mount Royal College in Calgary, Alberta have all announced plans to include Burli in their programs as students return to their classrooms and labs in September.

"Burli is an important presence in Canadian newsrooms," says Stefan Ellis, President of Burli Software Inc. "We're excited that a significant number of the country's journalism and broadcast schools now consider Burli a must-have skill for their students."

Burli is an established sponsor of the Broadcast Educators Association of Canada and a member of its American counterpart, the BEA.

About Burli

Burli is a news editing system that runs on Windows computers. It allows journalists to capture news wire feeds, write scripts, organize run-downs, digitally record and edit radio news reports, plan news assignments and much more at their desks. Burli also harnesses the latest mobile networking technology to create virtual newsrooms across the world. Reporters anywhere can use Burli to connect to their main newsroom, file stories, and access the industry-leading editing tools they have on their desktops.

Burli Software Inc. is a private software company with headquarters in Vancouver, Canada. Burli's newsroom editing software is used by journalists in about a dozen different languages across Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

For more information, contact:

BURLI

Ian Gunn, Director of Communications

Tel: +1.604.684.3140 (ext 244)

E-mail: communications@burli.com

Web: www.burli.com

Visit Burli at Booth 433 at the NAB Radio Show

Related news:
(June 2002) Burli announces educational pricing offer
(May 2002) Burli supports Canada's broadcast educators