TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - University of Alabama officials say Bryant-Denny Stadium will be home to a $14.6 million media center beginning next year. School spokeswoman Cathy Andreen says university officials decided that building the 50,000 square-foot media center into the stadium was a way to ensure that all of the school's media assets were brought under one roof. She tells the Tuscaloosa News that consolidating the school's media resources into one space will translate into better operational efficiency. The two-story space is expected to include studios, office and control rooms, editing suites, a conference room and more. The space will house three University of Alabama media properties: WVUA-TV, the Center for Public Television and Radio, and Crimson Tide Productions.
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