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Dejero and Montreal-based multi-media production company, Scratch Takes, were behind the successful live streaming of a new world record attempt for the highest number of caber tosses in one hour during the 45th annual Montreal Highland Games, despite limited onsite network connectivity. Scratch Takes deployed a Dejero GateWay M6E6 network aggregation device during the event, featuring Dejero’s Smart Blending Technology to combine connectivity from local cellular networks providers to ensure an uninterrupted live stream.

First responders, law enforcement, and emergency management public safety agencies depend on Dejero to provide the resilient connectivity necessary for their operations. Dejero aggregates multiple wireless broadband networks — cellular and satellite — into a single service that delivers uninterrupted connectivity for mission-critical communications.

With the shift to the cloud, reliable connectivity on set is no longer a luxury — it is critical. Brandon Cooper, President of First Mile Technologies shares his vision for secure and reliable connectivity.

Make the most of your at-home-studio with LivePlus for Windows and mobile journalism expert Mark Egan’s tips on broadcasting from home.

LivePlus for Windows is the only all-in-one solution for broadcasting from home — designed to simplify the news presenter’s workflow and provide flexibility for a broader range of live remote scenarios.

Want to get even more from your existing Dejero products? Enhancements to video contribution security, in-field communication, and battery life are some of the new Core 5.4 software features to help broadcasters and media production companies.

Learn more about the accessories you can use for your Live reporting from home.

Have you ever wanted to quickly and effortlessly locate video content in your broadcast database with the click of a button? Now you can! With our new metadata tagging feature in Dejero Control, you can easily pull footage using search criteria like talent name, geolocation, date, news type, and much more!

The world’s most durable and versatile mobile transmitter just got better.