All Broadcast articles in 9 March 2012 – Page 2
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FeaturesAndy’s Wild Adventures
Complete all post including VFX for the 40 x 15-minute CBeebies series.
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FeaturesChina: Triumph and Turmoil
Complete the post-production on the new series presented by Niall Ferguson.
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NewsArri issues Alexa update
Arri has released software that will update its Alexa camera range to support Avid’s DNxHD codec.
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NewsCodex signs Sony deal
Digital media recorder manufacturer Codex has signed a deal with Sony to provide workflows for the F65 camera.
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NewsBridge taps into OTT data
Bridge Technologies will launch a system for monitoring OTT services later this month.
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FeaturesCanon EOS 5D Mark III
An updated version of the 5D Mark II, which Canon says offers greater speed, resolution and enhanced processing power.
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NewsOfcom steps-up BSkyB scrutiny
Ofcom has set up a team - Project Apple - to assess whether BSkyB should still hold its broadcasting licence in light of the phone hacking scandal.
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RatingsMan Utd defeat nets 5m for C5
THURSDAY: Manchester United’s shock defeat to Athletic Bilbao helped Channel 5 triumph over David Walliam’s Sport Relief swim and BBC2’s new drama White Heat.
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RatingsCelebrity Juice pulls 1.6m
THURSDAY: ITV2’s Celebrity Juice continued to leave the competition in the shade with another terrestrial-sized audience – while ITV4 drew a peak of nearly 2m for its Europa League coverage.
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Employees buy out Clearcut Sound founders
Staff at Clearcut Sound Studios have completed a takeover of the audio facility, with 80% of shares now employee owned.
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FeaturesWomen in Film and Television: Power List 2012
Browse our Power List of inspirational women who are helping to shape the future of film and television.
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NewsSoccer Aid to return to ITV1
Soccer Aid returns to ITV1 this summer with three-episode lead up presented by Dermot O’Leary.
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NewsEOne kicks off content push from London
Entertainment One is to lead a major push on indie-made European content from its London office.
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RatingsBowled over by a BBC4 doc
As BBC4 approached its tenth birthday, it gave us a place to think in an epically brilliant film on what West Indies cricket meant beyond mere sport.
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RatingsThe best and worst of British
This week’s channel overview includes Make Bradford British, Melvyn Bragg and Homeland.
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RatingsBFGW usurps drama shows
For the first time in a while, the top recorded show of the week isn’t a drama. Instead it’s – what else? – Channel 4’s Big Fat Gypsy Weddings.
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RatingsEmpire no match for Queen
BBC1’s Paxman-fronted doc falls short of Marr series as Whitechapel wins the slot for ITV1.
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RatingsGenre Overview
Browse the top ten children’s, factual, drama, entertainment, comedy, music and arts programmes from 27 February to 4 March.