Cloud-native video-editing platform Blackbird PLC (AIM:BIRD, OTC:BBRDF) has been deployed to another three television stations in the US, bringing Blackbird’s total US footprint to 73 stations.
Employing Blackbird’s technology are KAKE in Kansas, KTEN in Oklahoma and WFXG in Georgia, all of which are part of the Lockwood Broadcast Group
This is in addition to Blackbird signing a deal with Lockwood’s CBS19 broadcast division earlier this year.
Blackbird has enjoyed strong US growth in 2024, continuing its successful partnership with BLOX Digital, formerly known as TownNews.
“Through our partnership with BLOX Digital, we are delighted to welcome further stations from the Lockwood Broadcast Group and allow them to experience the highly efficient newsroom workflows that our joint solution provides,” said Blackbird chief executive Ian McDonough.
BLOX Digital chief executive Brad Ward added: “Partnering with Blackbird has been an incredible journey, and we’re delighted to extend our innovative solutions to more TV stations.
“The integration of Blackbird’s advanced cloud video editing with BLOX Digital’s integrated VMS and CMS solutions empowers stations like KAKE, KTEN, and WFXG to produce and distribute high-quality news content quickly and efficiently, setting a new standard in the industry.”
Blackbird's platform is popular for its capability to facilitate collaborative remote access, editing, and publishing of news content swiftly across social, web, and other digital platforms.
Blackbird shares were up 2.6% to 6.67p on Tuesday.