All Broadcast articles in 6 February 2014 – Page 4
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NewsReality Check Systems opens West London hub
US-based graphics and broadcast production tools provider Reality Check Systems is opening its first satellite office, in West London.
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RatingsPound Shop Wars fights off competition
BBC1’s return to Pound Shop Wars proved profitable on Thursday, as the documentary pulled in nearly 5.5m viewers.
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NewsRyan Giggs doc kicked off by ITV
ITV has ordered a documentary about footballer Ryan Giggs, produced by Fulwell 73 and distributed by Electric Sky.
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CriticsTV Critics: Big Ballet; Pound Shop Wars; Ja'ime: Private School Girl; Inspector George Gently
“This was a frank and refreshing glimpse into a rarefied world obsessed with size.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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NewsBVE lines up Discovery and C4 executives for seminars
Discovery Communications chief operating officer John Honeycutt and Channel 4 chief information officer Kevin Gallagher are among the seminar speakers at BVE’s Connected Theatre.
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Quantum boosts StorNext with additional appliances
Quantum has expanded its StorNext platform with the addition of two metadata appliances.
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NewsAJA's capture playback device goes on the market
AJA is now shipping its Io 4K capture and playback device.
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Vine FX wins visual effects contract for BBC's Atlantis
Vine FX has won the contract to provide exclusive VFX for the second series of BBC drama Atlantis.
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NewsControversial Newsbeat editor handed local radio role
Rod McKenzie, the former Radio 1 Newsbeat editor accused of bullying, has been named the development editor of BBC local radio.
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NewsChris Grayling criticises 'left-leaning' BBC
Justice secretary Chris Grayling has become the latest Conservative politician to accuse the BBC of having a left-leaning bias - even claiming it is present in the corporation’s drama output.
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NewsBelden to acquire Grass Valley
Belden has agreed to acquire Grass Valley in a deal worth $220m.
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PodcastTalking TV: Broadcast Awards special
Talking TV goes behind the scenes at the biggest ever Broadcast Awards to catch up with some of the winners.
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NewsLast King of Scotland producer DNA moves into TV
The Last King of Scotland producer DNA Films is launching a UK television production company and has struck a partnership with US network Fox.
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NewsTime Warner eyes indie acquisitions
Time Warner is eyeing the acquisition of international production companies, in a move that could beef up its London-based Warner Bros International Television Production division.
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NewsITV paves way for William Roache’s Corrie return
ITV has opened the door for William Roache to return to Coronation Street after he was cleared of rape and indecent assault charges.