Hubei News Convergence Center
Hubei Radio & Television Station
Dual-center resilience for converged news.
A cloud-native news convergence production and broadcasting system on a dual-center architecture — unified scripts driving television, radio, and new media together, with a shared, centrally scheduled news studio cluster.
Overview
The Hubei Radio & Television Media Base is the first national-level radio-and-television media base in Central China. Its news convergence production and broadcasting system brings together Sobey's latest news technology on a dual-center, cloud-native architecture — built around convergence, efficiency, and sharing.
Challenge
A station-wide news operation across television, radio, and new media needed secure redundancy, real-time sharing, and a unified message — without the rigidity of siloed, single-center production.
Resilience for news
Station-wide news production demanded secure redundancy and continuous availability across the whole operation.
One message, many channels
Television, radio, and new media needed a shared driving force so coverage stayed unified and efficient.
Shared studio scheduling
Multiple news studios had to be scheduled, broadcast, and managed centrally rather than run independently.
Solution
Sobey built the system on a cloud-native dual-center architecture delivering secure redundancy, real-time sharing, and iterative updates for news across the station. Unified news scripts integrated across all channels give television, radio, and new media one driving force, improving efficiency and keeping the message consistent. A centralized news studio cluster enables shared scheduling and broadcasting, with the management, application, and statistics to run it.
Delivered with
The Sobey solutions and products behind this deployment — each built to work together as one chain.
Result
Hubei's news runs on a resilient dual-center system — unified scripts driving every channel and a shared studio cluster scheduled from one place.
Mirrored centers for secure redundancy and continuous sharing.
Media driven by one unified script set — television, radio, new media.
Centrally scheduled, shared news studio cluster.