All Broadcast articles in 19 December 2008 – Page 2
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BSkyB trials stereo 3D
BSkyB is a step closer to providing stereoscopic 3D services and programmes after successfully demonstrating that its Sky+ HD infrastructure is 3D-ready.
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Salford Uni adds digital specialist
The University of Salford has appointed a digital media specialist to lead initiatives relating to the Mediacity:UK development.
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Rebranded TC boosts HD and digital services
Digital media and DVD authoring company TC Group has been renamed TC Soho and is expanding its services.
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Kit theft could bankrupt Genesis
West End hire company Genesis Television could go into administration this week as the result of a burglary and disputed insurance claim.
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Features
Production: Facilities in 2008
After a year of high-profile business failures in post, facilities are looking to 2009 with caution. Yet some are upbeat and even expecting to grow, as Adrian Pennington discovers.
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Hollywood takes Sky post
Ex-Living head of commissioning Clare Hollywood will become Sky 1, Sky 2 and Sky 3 commissioning editor of entertainment in January.
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RDF to make Bebo showbiz magazine
Social network Bebo has commissioned RDF Digital to make a weekly magazine show rounding up professional and UGC content on the site.
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Comment
TV in a cold climate
Reviewing 2008, it's clear the industry must look to its strengths in the year ahead.
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Fremantle backs Ballard's big ideas
Former BBC entertainment executive and ... Maria creator Bea Ballard is setting up a Fremantle Media-backed entertainment indie focused on minting big Saturday-night event TV.
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Ofcom names new chairman
Ofcom has appointed its former Consumer Panel chair Colette Bowe as its new chairman.
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One in five jobs slashed at C4
Almost 200 Channel 4 staff are out of a job this Christmas after the broadcaster accelerated its redundancy programme.
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Features
How to plug the PSB funding gap
The BBC has warded off the threat of top-slicing - but will proposals to share resources with other broadcasters help it keep hold of BBC Worldwide? Katherine Rushton reports.
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Smithsonian posts wish list
Smithsonian Channel programming boss David Royle has urged UK producers to bring him HD programming that offers “new ways of looking at the world”.
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Roots handed BBC2 show
Reggae Reggae Sauce creator Levi Roots, who rose to fame on Dragons' Den, is to front his own primetime cooking series on BBC2.
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ITV Studios in landmark tie-up with Renegade
ITV Studios factual department has partnered with the indie behind Don't Tell the Bride and The Boys from Baghdad High in a landmark deal to co-develop factual programmes for UK broadcasters.
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Indies fear BBC pressure to cover own legal costs
Documentary makers have raised fears that the BBC is trying to force them to deliver programmes that are fully legally compliant rather than use its in-house lawyers.
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Whizz Kid lands ITV New Year's bash
Elton John, Will Young and X Factor winner Alexandra Burke will star in ITV1's New Year's Eve special at the O2 arena.
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Disney appoints channel distribution boss
Disney-ABC-ESPN Television has appointed Kakhaber Abashidze to handle channel distribution across most of Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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