All Technology articles – Page 406
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KIT Digital buys Ioko
IP video company KIT Digital has acquired video technology firm Ioko for $79.4m (£48.8m).
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NewsRed Bee strikes gold
Red Bee Media picked up five gold awards at last week’s PromaxBDA Europe Awards for brand promotion, advertising and design in Europe.
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NewsSecond firm in running for Pinewood
A second firm has expressed an interest in acquiring the studios group Pinewood Shepperton.
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NewsThe Farm to share US X Factor
The Farm will provide the finishing services for the upcoming US version of The X Factor, with the show’s production firm, Fremantle Media, completing the offline edit.
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NewsInvestment in United pays off for Lipsync
Lipsync’s financial investment in BBC2 drama United helped the post house cope with tight deadlines and a limited budget, according to the facility’s head of VFX.
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NewsThe Look moves into 3D
Boutique facility The Look has added a Mistika 2K finishing system (pictured) to its set-up as it prepares to move in to 3D post-production.
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NewsTrade body warns against heavy regulation of connected TV
The trade body representing tech manufacturers such as Sony, LG and Panasonic has warned that heavy regulation could seriously undermine innovation and consumer take-up of connected TVs.
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NewsAshburner to chair WRN
Broadcast services company WRN Broadcast has appointed current technology director Tim Ashburner to the position of chairman.
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NewsBrown makes Nice move
Senior VFX artist Anthony Brown has joined Nice Biscuits Post Production from Smoke and Mirrors.
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NewsThe Mill appoints two producers
The Mill has recruited two VFX producers, with Rachael Trillo and Carl Phillips joining the London facility.
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NewsMore 3D cameras launched at NAB
Panasonic, Sony and JVC all released single-body 3D camcorders at NAB last week in a bid to make the acquisition of 3D images easier and more affordable.
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NewsAvid puts editing in cloud
Avid has launched Interplay Central, a cloud-based editing system, at NAB.
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NewsGrass Valley streamlines workflow
Grass Valley has introduced a platform for streamlining workflows for producers and content providers.
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FeaturesDoes Christianity Have a Future?
Create animated urban art-style graphics that appear to interact with the show’s presenters
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Snell supports TAS app
Snell has partnered with The Application Store (TAS) to show how its Morpheus automation system can be used to push metadata to additional screens via apps on tablets and mobile devices.