Burli Software is excited to announce the release of Burli Newsroom 249f, now available as of March 13, 2025. This update builds on the foundation of 248i and introduces a series of enhancements, bug fixes, and new features aimed at … Read more
We are delighted to introduce Burli Newsroom version 248i, the most recent official update, which significantly improves audio handling, network stability, and automation in the newsroom. This release is a representation of our continued drive for the delivery of the … Read more
The AP news agency is improving the security their news delivery to newsrooms and systems like Burli ahead of the 2024 US elections. Burli is already compatible with the security updates. All versions of Burli released since late 2023 use … Read more
In early 2023 X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, removed the ability for other systems, including Burli, to connect to its servers. The Twitter integration platform stopped working in April 2023 and Burli’s ability to read or … Read more
Burli Newsroom and Burli NE are NOT believed to be affected by the high severity vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) in the the Apache Log4j 2 utility disclosed by Apache on December 9, 2021. Neither Burli Newsroom nor Burli NE nor any of … Read more
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 reached the ends of their lives in January 2020. The operating systems are no longer supported by either Microsoft or Burli. While Burli still seems to work on Windows 7, based on past experience, … Read more
Denmark’s brand new national radio network, Radio4, has launched with the Burli NE newsroom system as the engine powering their news and magazine programming. Based in Denmark’s second city, Aarhus, and styling themselves R4adio, the new national FM network aims … Read more
Plan now to join Burli and other industry leaders at the Radio Show in Dallas, September 24-26. The Radio Show is North America’s leading radio-only conference and trade show. It’s a gathering of the most creative minds in broadcasting, podcasting, … Read more
Microsoft’s SQL Server 2008 (and 2008 R2) is now out of support. It was officially retired by Microsoft on July 9, 2019. That means the database is no longer receiving any updates or security patches and is no longer guaranteed … Read more
