All Technology articles – Page 525
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NewsPanasonic teams up with Eurosport HD
Equipment manufacturer Panasonic has been made an official partner of Eurosport HD, the simulcast sport channel that launches on Sky this week.
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FeaturesCreative Review - Sega Beijing Olympics Game promo
Promos, posted by Envy, that highlight the official video game of the Beijing Olympics.
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FeaturesCreative Review - Clarks Bootleg
Online and split-screen technique applied by Nuts at the Joint for a Nickelodeon competition.
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FeaturesCreative Review - Diet on the Dancefloor
Computer generated logo designed by Concrete for a Mentorn show on Living.
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Weinreich joins Pinewood
Former Videosonics managing director Dennis Weinreich is to head up Pinewood's post-production facility.
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Fireman Sam in CGI
Hibbert Ralph's TV wing HRTv will use custom software to produce 52 x 10-minute episodes of HIT Entertainment's sixth series of Fireman Sam.
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Mainframe in Manchester
Graphics and animation studio Mainframe has opened a facility in Manchester.
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NewsEnvy to open£2m offline facility
Envy is opening a£2m facility in October to service demand for short and long-form offline work.
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NewsPepper relaunched under new owners
Venture capitalists Partner Capital and a group headed by independent financier David Megginson have bought the business and assets of Pepper Post for an undisclosed sum.
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NewsOfcom invites pitches for new HD channel slots
Ofcom has invited public service broadcasters to pitch for the available capacity on DTT multiplex B, which has been confirmed as a high-definition service.
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NewsRed develops high-res sensor for new 5k Epic
Red Digital Cinema, the US camera equipment manufacturer, is developing a new image sensor for a 5k digital camera it has not even finished building yet.
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NewsPixelution tailors studio for Spider Eye
Pixelution has installed a new studio infrastructure for Cornwall-based animation company Spider Eye to aid with production of the new pre-school Disney series Jungle Junction.
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FeaturesHarley Street
TX: ITV is taking the plunge back into medical drama, this time with a glossy, upmarket twist. What’s more, the broadcaster is also taking a risk on some new writing talent.
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Behind The ScenesOn location: Diet on the Dancefloor
Will Hurrell goes behind the scenes of a new show in which contestants dance their way thin.
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FeaturesA bolt from the Blu-ray
The victory of Sony's Blu-ray in the battle of the HD formats is good news for DVD producers in the UK as they buy in new kit and plan a big push for Christmas - but it is a steep learning curve for facilities.
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NewsThomas appointed Resources chief exec
Former BBC North Project director Mark Thomas has been named as the new chief executive of BBC Resources, replacing Mike Southgate who leaves this month.
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CommentOnline viewing vs broadband speeds
As broadcasters search for new ways to monetize online viewing, Sky and Ofcom are looking at ways of speeding up the networks. This is no coincidence, argues Will Strauss.
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NewsSumners adds Symphony Nitris DX systems
Manchester post facility Sumners has taken delivery of three Avid Symphony DX Nitris systems from Root6 as it gears up for more HD work including new BBC3 comedy Trexx and Flipside.
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NewsGearbox picks up Avid Nitris DX systems
Equipment hire company GearBox has added five Media Composer Nitris DX systems and a Unity Media Network to its Avid non-linear editing rental stock.
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NewsSssh! IMD helps broadcasters with ad loudness
Advertising distribution service provider IMD has been signed up by ITV, Channel 4 and MTV to help meet new rules on the loudness of advertising.