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JVC upgrades firmware for GY-HM600
JVC has released a firmware upgrade for its GY-HM600 camera, including predefined shooting modes for access to optimum settings for the common applications.
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NewsFoundry: Nuke 7.0 is ‘biggest ever’ release
The Foundry has launched version 7.0 of its compositing tool Nuke.
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NewsSnell and Quantum ink partner deal
Data management firm Quantum Corp has signed a partnership deal with Snell.
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NewsNEP Visions and Cloudbass acquire Arqiva trucks
Arqiva has completed its exit from the outside broadcast sector, having sold its OB trucks to NEP Visions and Cloudbass.
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NewsAvid releases Interplay Central 1.3
Avid has released the latest version of its media asset management toolset.
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NewsSharp Project plots £10m expansion
Manchester City Council will this week consider a £10m proposal to turn the former Fujitsu Tower in Gorton into a drama hub.
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NewsRushes axes Soho Shorts Festival
This year’s Soho Shorts Festival will be the last, after Rushes announced it would no longer support the competition.
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NewsWebsite tackles problem of licensing film scores for TV
TV productions that want to use film scores can tap into a new website that aims to avoid potentially tricky licensing issues.
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NewsPinewood Shepperton set to quit Teddington base
Pinewood Shepperton looks set to quit its Teddington base within the next two years.
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NewsFreelancers honoured at Rory Peck Awards
Freelance cameramen working in news and current affairs were honoured at last night’s annual Rory Peck Awards, with two of the four prizes going to pieces shown on Channel 4.
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NewsBT Sport to be based at Olympic Park
BT will base its new sport channels at the International Broadcast Centre at the Olympic Park in East London.
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NewsDMT hires tech chief ahead of metadata launch
Deluxe Media Technologies (DMT) has recruited a chief technology offi cer as it prepares to launch its metadata toolset next year.
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NewsBBC's Tuff to take stage at Loudness Summit
Speakers at this year’s Loudness Summit will include BBC principal technologist Simon Tuff, who will talk about the broadcaster’s work at Wimbledon.
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Contract boost for Geo
The number of Geo Networks contracts signed with media firms has risen by 50% year on year, up from seven deals in 2011.
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NewsSky's Sunter joins MPC
Motion graphics expert and animator John Sunter has joined MPC Motion Design Studio from Sky Creative, where he created and directed the new SkyBond Channel ident.
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DTG centre tests HbbTV for connected market
DTG Testing, the test centre operated by the Digital TV Group (DTG), has tested its first HbbTV product.
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NewsMPEG chair: HD transfer needs new standard
Increased bandwidth alone will not be enough to support the transport of higher-resolution content, the founder and chair of the Movie Picture Expert Group (MPEG) has warned.
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NewsOlympics coverage honoured at RTS Craft & Design Awards
Last night’s Royal Television Society (RTS) Craft & Design Awards were dominated by the Olympics, with coverage and work promoting the 2012 Games scooping three awards.