All Broadcast articles in 8 April 2011 – Page 4
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NewsSugar confirms new Apprentice series
Lord Sugar has revealed the next series of his hit show The Apprentice will begin next month.
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NewsMixed response to Archers spin-off
The Archers spin-off failed to impress some fans of the rural soap who tuned in to hear it make its debut on Tuesday morning.
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NewsEpisodes to air in Africa
MIPTV: BBC Worldwide Channels has bought the new Matt Le Blanc sitcom Episodes for Africa as part of a swathe of deals announced in Cannes.
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NewsWide-Eyed takes entertainment format to Canada
MIPTV: Indie Wide-Eyed Entertainment has teamed with Canada’s public broadcaster to develop a new entertainment format.
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NewsPulse wins first int'l sale
MIPTV: Pulse Films has won its first international sale to make a music show for MTV’s European HD channel MTVNHD and the Sundance Channel.
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NewsThe Cube heads to Italy
MIPTV: The Cube continues to expand with All3Media selling the format into Italy for the first time.
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NewsSkins sold to Canada
MIPTV: Skins is taking the party around the world, with distributor All3Media International sewing up a deal for the fifth series in a further four territories.
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NewsArab Idols greenlit in Middle East
MIPTV: FremantleMedia Enterprises has signed a multi-year deal in the Middle East that will see the launch of the Idols format in the region.
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NewsDTG publishes D-Book 7
The Digital TV Group (DTG) today published the seventh edition of its ‘D-Book’, which focuses on specifications for the manufacture of connected TVs.
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NewsMipTV 2012 dates pushed back
MIPTV: The international television community will be travelling to Cannes two days earlier next April after it was revealed that MipTV 2012 will launch on a Saturday.
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NewsAmberfin urges adoption of generic IT
NAB 2011: The adoption of generic IT systems will help media organisations to significantly reduce their dependence on high-cost proprietary systems, according to Amberfin’s chief technology officer.
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NewsThe Foundry to launch 3D look and lighting software
NAB 2011: VFX software company The Foundry will unveil look development and lighting software Katana at NAB next week.
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Cel-Soft to demonstrate stereoscopic analyser
NAB 2011: The latest version of UK-based Cel-Soft’s 3D stereoscopic analyser will be demonstrated on the Leader Instruments booth.
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NewsPanasonic to showcase drives, decks, monitors and software
NAB 2011: Panasonic will demonstrate its new AJ-PCD30 P2 drive at this year’s NAB show, with the three-slot device delivering the fastest offloads from a solid-state source, according to the manufacturer.
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NewsEVS to launch third generation of XT servers
NAB 2011: EVS will introduce the third generation of its XT servers for live and near-live productions.
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NewsFront Porch to debut Sammasolo
NAB 2011: Front Porch Digital will debut its HD migration solution at this year’s NAB show.
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NewsPolecam builds DSLR rig
NAB 2011: Polecam will launch a rig for digital SLR cameras at this year’s NAB.
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NewsSGO to unveil latest version of Mistika post system
NAB 2011: SGO will unveil the latest version of its DI and stereoscopic 3D post production system Mistika at NAB next week.
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NewsAutoscript to showcase redesigned prompting system
NAB 2011: Teleprompting firm Autoscript will showcase its redesigned 8” Hi-Bright LED on-camera prompting system at this year’s NAB Show.
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NewsImagineer to showcase new VFX software
NAB 2011: Guilford-based Imagineer Systems will showcase new versions of its planar tracking, roto and removal tools for visual effects and stereo conversion projects.