Information for Broadcast Media

Emory provides on-campus studio facilities to broadcast media for live interviews of faculty, administrators, staff and students.

Audio Interviews

Housed in the Office of University Media Relations is a studio with ISDN lines using either the g.722 or Musicam transmission mode and equipped with a RoadRunner audio mixer. Phone interviews have been done with Emory faculty and national and international broadcast outlets, including the BBC and NPR. The studio is available from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. EST Monday-Friday and by special arrangement. For ISDN studio scheduling, contact Elaine Justice 404-727-0643 (w), 404-520-4325 (cell) or elaine.justice@emory.edu.

TV Interviews

Housed in Goizueta Business School at Emory University is a fiber-optic broadcast studio, fully equipped with professional broadcast lighting, state-of-the-art audio equipment, and the latest in fiber-optic video delivery that provides television broadcasters with a simple solution for using faculty experts at Emory. Staffed by broadcast professionals with experience at CNN, ABC and PBS, the Emory studio has a portfolio of both live and taped national and international broadcasts with leading news and entertainment companies. The studio has a direct link to UpSouth Communications for uplinking to C and Ku band satellite, as well as VYVX fiberoptic for television. For studio availability or fiber optic studio technical information, contact Alan Pogue 404-727-4925 (w), 404-217-9353 (cell) or Alan_Pogue@bus.emory.edu.

The university's team of professionals also can help in finding the right expert for each news story. With a cadre of top-ranked programs in a variety of areas, including law, theology, business and medicine, there is an expert at Emory for nearly every topic.