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NewsRough cut - A baby's for life, not TV
Broadcasters that sugar-coat ethically dubious programmes leave Delissa Needham with a sour taste.
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Films at 59 upgrade
Bristol post-production house Films at 59 has upgraded one of its suites with an OmniTek XR as part of a rolling programme of improvements to its state-of-the-art facility.
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3sixtymedia cables
Post-production facility 3sixtymedia has installed high-quality audio cables at its Manchester studios as part of an ongoing technical upgrade.
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NewsOrange orders ITN news bulletins
ITN is to provide video news bulletins to Orange's broadband and mobile phone customers.
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NewsNewsnight previews reports online
Newsnightis to stream sections of programming on the internet before they air on BBC2. The service will begin today with a report about the growth of mobile phone usage in Africa.
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Sherbet titles teen series
Animation studio Sherbet has completed the title sequence for Love Productions' new BBC3 series, The Baby Borrowers.
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More work for Smoke & Mirrors
Smoke and Mirrors has post-produced a new set of idents for More 4. The idents rework the existing graphics with greater depth and movement to take the channel's identity 'to the next level' for 2007.
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NewsMaking music pay
Napster's Brad Duea thinks a multiplatform approach is vital for the company's success
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ITN installs Viz
ITN has continued its desktop roll-out by installing Vizrt's Viz Content Pilot software in its Channel 4 and More 4 newsrooms.
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Strategy hirings
Interactive TV playout specialist Strategy and Technology (S&T) has made two major appointments as part of its ongoing expansion.
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HD good for profits
The rapid take-up of HD facilities has boosted profits among UK and European broadcast technology suppliers, according to market analysts IABM.
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Roo in Pioneer deal
Internet broadcast specialist Roo has teamed up with web TV company Pioneer Online to launch downloads site FirstScience.tv. Pioneer Online, which launched sister site FirstScience.com in 2000, will charge users to download full-screen documentaries at prices from $1.99 (£1.02). Roo recently launched the FT's Daily View online programme and runs ...
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Rough Cut - Let's stick together
Small post houses can only survive if they stop stabbing each other in the back and start collaborating, says Paul Ingvarsson.
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NewsITV.com will not charge
ITV has decided viewers will not pay for archive and on-demand online content and is moving into the market with an advertising-based model.
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BT shifts shape
A BT-led European consortium has delivered the first programme in the ShapeShifted interactive TV project. Comedy Accidental Lovers aired on Finnish National Television on 27 December, with viewers influencing the unfolding drama by text message.
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On location - Don't drop the baby
Putting five teenage couples in charge of other people's children might seem like a risky undertaking but executive producer Richard McKerrow insists it was worthwhile.
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AOL orders Paparazzi show for broadband
AOL has taken the next step to becoming a regular UK content commissioner by giving the greenlight to a weekly broadband show made by TwoFour.
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Angelfish goes into Overdrive
Angelfish has created a series of promos for MTV's 2007 line-up and for its new broadband channel MTV Overdrive.
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FeaturesThe magic of Abbey Road
Live From Abbey Road takes the bold step of dispensing with the usual trappings of music TV.
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ITV moves 120 to new TNS facility
ITV is moving 120 operations staff to a multimillion-pound transmission facility in Chiswick, under a new 10-year deal with technology giant Thomson.