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NewsTen Alps eyes more online TV
Ten Alps is eyeing more local authority online TV deals such as Kent TV after announcing stronger than expected results.
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NewsThe Farm spends£3m on major overhaul
The Farm Group is investing£3m on a complete overhaul of its facility in Soho Square.
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NewsTV critics 17 June '08
'Fascinating, rich, bonkers stuff, from start to finish.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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Jellyfish upgrades
Visual effects company Jellyfish is moving from Poland Street to Dean Street and will increase its office capacity by approximately 75%.
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NewsElement picks Harrison to head drama
Irish indie Element Pictures has appointed Company Pictures' Charles Harrison as its new head of TV drama development in London.
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COO takes charge of the DTG
The Digital Television Group's chief operating officer, Keith Wilkinson, and its technology director, Simon Gauntlett, have taken joint temporary management of the industry association after director general Dermot Nolan left unexpectedly.
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NewsOfcom plans spectrum sale
Ofcom has published its latest proposals for how spectrum freed up by the switch to digital television might be used and when and how it will be released
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NewsSeven Stones wins Eden order
Cornwall-based indie Seven Stones Media is to challenge local people to build their own gardens at the Eden Project, in one of two new series for ITV's regional services.
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On Sight buys Test and Measurement kit
Tektronix has sold WFM5000 HD and SD waveform monitors to hire firm On Sight.
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HP tech chief offers tips for IPTV ventures
Hewlett Packard's chief technologist has been offering IPTV advice to network operators and broadcasters ahead of his presentation at the Broadcast Technology Summit.
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NewsHow Absolute Post sent a bus through a ring of fire
Absolute Post is the visual effects company behind the Channel 4 promo in which a double decker bus jumps through a ring of fire.
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NewsDickens seduces 1.5m
Channel 4 continued its Victorian Passions season at 9pm last night as Dickens's Secret Lover charmed a modest 1.5m viewers (6.5%).
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NewsSmith and Singh adds Pinewood base
Broadcast hire company Alias Smith and Singh has opened a new office at Pinewood Studios and spent£420,000 on new equipment.
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NewsEditshare introduces file that works in Avid and FCP
Shared storage technology company Editshare has come-up with a media file that works in both Avid and Final Cut Pro.
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NewsManufacturers starting to lose confidence
Senior executives at broadcast equipment manufacturers are starting to worry about future trading conditions within their market, according to the IABM June 2008 Industry Trends Survey.
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NewsGoldcrest opts for VCube HD
EMerging, the distributor for Merging Technologies in the UK, has sold three high-definition VCube HD-2K video playback systems to Goldcrest Post.
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NewsFive strikes NGTI deal
Five has acquired seven new history and scientific shows from National Geographic Television International (NGTI).
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NewsBBC regional newsrooms holding back best stories
The BBC's news teams in the nations and regions are holding back the best stories for their local bulletins instead of handing them to the national network, director general Mark Thompson has said.
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NewsBrightcove unveils upgrade
Web video provider Brightcove aims to make it easier for broadcasters to integrate video with other features of their websites in the platform's latest upgrade.