All Broadcast articles in 25 September 2009 – Page 5
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NewsConch Awards: Evolutions crowned best TV facility
Evolutions was named as the UK’s best television facility at last night’s Conch sound awards, fighting off competition from Films at 59 and Ascent 142 to win the coveted title.
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NewsITV sues STV for £38m
ITV has launched legal proceedings to recover £38m of debt from Scottish franchise STV.
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NewsSTV fights back over ITV debts
STV has vowed to fight ITV’s legal bid over £38m in unpaid bills, and has said it will now be pursuing its own claims against the network.
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NewsMonster Moves to air across Europe
Windfall Films’ engineering series Monster Moves has been picked up for broadcast by Discovery Europe.
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NewsPictureBox deal for Ree Bee Media
Red Bee Media has won the contract to deliver video and metadata for PictureBox, Virgin Media’s on-demand movie service.
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NewsLipSync goes with Genetic Engineering
LipSync has purchased a Quantel Genetic Engineering system so that effects artists and colourists using its iQ and Pablo workstations can collaborate on projects.
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NewsSky adds SoundField up-converters
Sky has purchased eight of SoundField’s stereo-to-5.1 upmix processors for live use in its studios and outside broadcast facilities.
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NewsOne Of Us opts for Baselight
The Soho visual effects company One Of Us has bought a Baselight colour grading system from FilmLight.
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NewsITV Studios picks up medical drama
ITV Studios, Global Entertainment has acquired a new medical drama for international distribution.
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NewsBlackmagic updates capture card range
While the purchase of DaVinci was Blackmagic Design’s big news of IBC, the company also used the Amsterdam trade show to reveal updates to its DeckLink range.
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NewsGV debuts K2 Solo
Grass Valley used IBC to unveil a portable multi-format SD and HD server designed for remote live productions and small post-production applications.
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NewsBBC Radio picks up Studer consoles
Studer has won a contract to supply 85 OnAir digital audio mixing consoles to BBC Radio over the next two years.
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CommentTo Catch A Paedophile
Series producer/director Lesley Gardiner recounts the story behind ITV1 documentary To Catch A Paedophile, which begins tonight.
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RTS Cambridge: the verdict
This year’s RTS Cambridge Convention proved to be unusually frank, writes Patrick Robinson.
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NewsBennett: market is failing in comedy and drama
BBC Vision director Jana Bennett has claimed the economic downturn has turned comedy and drama into “market failure” genres.
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NewsITV wins International Emmy for China earthquake coverage
ITV News has won an International Emmy Award for its coverage of last year’s earthquake in China.
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NewsBBC kids to get £25m windfall
BBC Children’s budget is set to increase by at least £25m over the next three years thanks to cost savings at the corporation.
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NewsDigital radio company to prepare UK for switchover
A new digital radio company has been formed to prepare the UK for the forthcoming switchover in 2015.
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NewsFormer C4 exec joins Beckham guru's company
The C4 executive who handled Big Brother after the Shilpa Shetty race row has joined talent management company Crystal Entertainment as a director.
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NewsUS version of Who Do You Think You Are? sold Down Under
Outright Distribution has sold the forthcoming US version of Who Do You Think You Are? into Australia.