All Technology articles – Page 164
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NewsTLS closure continues ITV facilities withdrawal
ITV’s decision to close The London Studios is part of an ongoing strategy to reduce its stake in the facilities sector.
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FeaturesSS-GB, BBC1
Create a title sequence for the 5 x 60-minute adaptation of Len Deighton’s alternative history novel
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FeaturesStan Lee's Lucky Man, Sky1
Post-production on the second series of the 10 x 60-minute drama
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FeaturesThe Railways that Built Britain with Chris Tarrant, C5
Post-production on a 3 x 60-minute series in which Chris Tarrant looks at how trains shaped modern Britain.
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NewsDeluxe restoration closure: the industry reacts
The Deluxe Entertainment Services Group’s decision to close its UK restoration department has been met with surprise and sadness among rival firms and the wider facilities industry.
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FeaturesThis time it's personal
Broadcasters and content owners are learning from the likes of Amazon and Netflix by overhauling their platforms to better engage viewers with content suggestions based on data and algorithm.
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CommentBattle against piracy goes on
Sales of adapted set-top boxes are a new threat to the film and TV industry, says Christopher Schouten
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NewsWheatstone buys console firm PR&E
Audio equipment manufacturer Wheatstone has acquired the assets and intellectual property of sound console maker Pacific Research & Engineering (PR&E) from GatesAir for an undisclosed fee.
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NewsITU calls for H.265 successor
The ITU is asking the industry to devise a video compression standard to succeed HEVC (H.265).
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FeaturesJon Richardson: How to Survive the End of the World
Picture and audio post-production of the one-off comedy documentary in which comedian Jon Richardson examines his fears
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NewsSony shifts manufacture of HDC-4300 camera to Wales
Sony has begun manufacturing its 4K HDC-4300 camera at its Pencoed factory in Wales.
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NewsClearance of 700MHz DTT band to begin in March
The process of clearing the frequency currently used to deliver digital terrestrial TV (DTT) services will begin next month as the first stage of a major engineering programme gets under way.
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NewsPlanet Earth II to air in 4K on US satellite channel
TV viewers in the US will get to see the BBC natural history series Planet Earth II in 4K from this weekend after a deal was struck with satellite provider Dish Network.
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NewsZeiss to unveil additions to camera lens range
BVE 2017: Zeiss will showcase a range of new camera lenses, including the Zoom LWZ.3.
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NewsExpert panel to discuss HDR impact on post
BVE 2017: High Dynamic Range (HDR) will be among the subjects covered in BVE 2017’s seminar programme.
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NewsSuitcase TV to showcase flypack version of Iphrame
BVE 2017: Software provider Suitcase TV will showcase Iphrame Flyaway, a flypack version of Iphrame, the company’s software-based remote production architecture.
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NewsMarquis Broadcast to preview editing app
BVE 2017: Marquis Broadcast will preview an editing app designed to reduce Apple FCP X project size without losing quality or using compression.
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NewsImagen to release update to Enterprise Video Platform
BVE 2017: An updated version of Imagen’s Enterprise Video Platform will get a public airing during BVE 2017 later this month.
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NewsAvid gathers opinion from nearly 4,000 users
Nearly 4,000 Avid users shared their opinions with the manufacturer during the first round of the Avid Customer Association (ACA) vote.
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NewsGMG bolsters team with marketing director hire
Gravity Media Group (GMG) has appointed Nicholas Smith to the newly created role of marketing director.