All Broadcast articles in 6 April 2012
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NewsGrass Valley updates Edius
NAB 2012: Grass Valley will demonstrate the latest version of Edius v6.5 at NAB.
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NewsGB Labs launches Space LTO server
NAB 2012: GB Labs is set to launch its Space LTO high-performance archive server at NAB.
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NewsDigital Vision to demo ACES workflow
NAB 2012: Digital Vision will show Nucoda ACES workflow and software enhancements at the annual US trade show.
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Digital Vision unveils Phoenix Video
NAB 2012: Digital Vision will unveil restoration system Phoenix Video at NAB.
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NewsCintel to launch 6k imaging sensor
NAB 2012: Cintel will launch a new 6k imaging sensor for its diTTo evolution film scanner at NAB.
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NewsCinedeck to demo EX and RX playback systems
NAB 2012: Cinedeck will demonstrate its latest advances in mobile recording, monitoring and playback systems at the US conference and exhibition.
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NewsCamera Corps to show Q Ball
NAB 2012: The latest version of Camera Corps’ remotely controlled pan/tilt/zoom HD and SD camera will be launched at NAB.
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NewsBoxx.tv launches iris control app
An iris control and tally indicator accessory for wireless camera rigs will be launched at NAB by Boxx.tv.
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NewsAxon to showcase Cortex software
NAB 2012: Axon will showcase its Cortex broadcast workflow control software, loudness control solutions at NAB.
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NewsAutocue updates video server
NAB 2012: Autocue will launch new software for its range of multi-format SD/HD ingest, storage and playout video servers in Las Vegas.
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NewsAmberFin adds to iCR
NAB 2012: AmberFin will introduce software-based multi-transcode capabilities for iCR at this year’s show.
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FeaturesNAB 2012: Less is more
This year’s NAB will have fewer product launches and more focus on streamlining workflows and reducing costs. But there will still be plenty to get tech buyers excited.
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NewsClear Cut Pictures adds Fitzrovia base
Clear Cut Pictures has moved into Exposure Post’s former premises on Newman Street.
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RatingsTitanic loses another 1.2m
SUNDAY: ITV1 miniseries Titanic has lost more than half its original audience - beaten in primetime by BBC drama Silent Witness.
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RatingsThe Voice narrows gap on BGT
SATURDAY: BBC1’s The Voice UK piled on another half a million viewers to narrow the gap on ITV1 rival Britain’s Got Talent.
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RatingsBenidorm ends on 5.6m
FRIDAY: ITV1 drew double the audience of BBC1 as the sun set on the latest series of Benidorm.
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ITV1's Fraud Squad collars 4.6m
THURSDAY: The return of documentary series Fraud Squad was significantly up on last year’s editions and helped ITV1 claim the 9pm slot.
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NewsCole's Sky News departure unrelated to hacking
Sky News managing editor Simon Cole is planning to retire in a move that Sky claims is unrelated to the revelations of email hacking.
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RatingsDemographic Focus
Explore the ratings breakdown demographically across the main terrestrial and multichannel broadcasters from 25 March to 1 April.
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RatingsTop consolidated programmes
Find out which programmes gained the biggest audience through recording from 19-25 March and browse the top titles.