All Broadcast articles in 27 April 2012 – Page 3
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News
Blackmagic monitors reaction
Blackmagic Design is waiting to discover what the market makes of its recently unveiled digital cinema camera before it decides whether to launch a second device.
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Sony to support reseller in Arri legal battle
Sony has said it could take legal action against Arri after a former Arri exec admitted hacking into the email account of US digital cinema company Band Pro.
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AJA releases ‘simplest device ever’ for Mac
NAB 2012: AJA released the T-Tap adapter (pictured) at NAB, which it described as its “simplest device ever”.
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Dolby unveils glasses-free 3D
NAB 2012: Dolby partnered with Philips to showcase glassesfree HD 3Dsystem Dolby 3D at NAB.
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Codex ships Vault recorder
Codex announced at NAB that its Vault S location based recorder and media management system is now shipping.
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Features
Behind the Blackmagic camera
Blackmagic Design pulled off the surprise product launch of this year’s NAB with the unveiling of a new digital camera. Chief executive Grant Petty reveals the thinking behind the device.
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C4 News boss stepping down
Channel 4 News editor Jim Gray is to step down after 14 years on the programme
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Ratings
Madeleine McCann draws three-year Panorama high
WEDNESDAY: A Panorama special on the Madeleine McCann case pulled in the current affairs strand’s biggest audience since 2008.
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Comment
26 April '12
“This was an intriguing, rarely told final chapter of the Queen’s life.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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Ex Gallowgate MD takes DCD role
Former Gallowgate managing director Tim Hammond has joined DCD Media in the newly created role of managing director of UK production.
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ITVS set to relocate Daybreak from Thames-view studio
Daybreak is to be uprooted from its state-of-the-art, river-view studio when ITV Studios revamps the show later this year.
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ITV poised to sign fresh news contract with ITN
ITV and ITN are deep into discussions over extending their news contract, with both parties preparing to sign off on a new multi-year deal.
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Treasury contemplates expanding tax credit
The Treasury could expand the animation tax credit to include programmes that have a mix of live action, following further submissions from the industry.
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Worst Driver steers to Brazil
Mentorn International’s Worst Driver format is to be remade by Brazilian broadcaster TV Globo, taking the number of territories airing local versions to 17.
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ITV planning ‘big splash’ as it returns to comedy
Big Talk Productions is to produce ITV1’s first pre-watershed comedy in almost 10 years as the broadcaster prepares to make a “big splash” in the genre.
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Grylls working up programme ideas with Betty
Discovery-owned production company Betty TV is understood to be developing new programme ideas with survival star Bear Grylls.
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BBC unveils post-DQF daytime strategy
The BBC is creating a more varied daytime schedule, with no more than two programmes of any genre a day and an end to long-running series.
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Freeview backwards EPG set to challenge YouView
Freeview is planning to launch backwards EPG functionality, which will pit the platform against forthcoming IPTV service YouView.
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Hunt denies backing Sky bid
“The idea I was backing this bid is laughable,” said Jeremy Hunt, fighting for his political career in parliament this week, following a series of dramatic revelations at the Leveson Inquiry.
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CBS tests The Audience as Garden pilot goes global
US network CBS is to pilot innovative new Channel 4 format The Audience, with further adaptations lined up for France and the Netherlands.