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CommentWhy Ofcom is walking an internet TV tightrope
Guest blogger Paul Hague calls for regulation of IPTV that will encourage advertisers to spend money online and, in turn, give hope to web TV technology start-ups.
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CommentShould we let the software do the first edit?
A new piece of software that works with FCP has the potential to save an editor time - and act as inspiration - by doing the first rough cut by itself. But does this ‘artificial intelligence' take away the craft of the editor, wonders Will Strauss.
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CommentIBC: Recession! What recession?
With IBC apparently buoyant this year, despite a global recession, Will Strauss attempts to take the pulse of the manufacturing sector.
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CommentIBC: editor's choice
Will Strauss offers up his selection of products to look out for at this week's IBC exhibition in Amsterdam.
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CommentWhy HD is potentially child's play
Will Strauss looks at HD adoption and understanding amongst viewers in the UK.
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CommentCan the broadcasters afford to provide HD services?
As C4 and ITV put in their Freeview HD applications, Will Strauss wonders if the figures actually add up.
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CommentGood and bad news for mobile TV
Disappointing industry research results point to a difficult future for mobile television in this county. So maybe it's time for a different approach, suggests Will Strauss.
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CommentOlympian innovation
Will Strauss looks at a new research project that could result in technology capable of producing 'intelligent' interactive programming.
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CommentDealing with a recession
As facilities continue to close and manufacturers start to feel the pinch of the global credit crisis Will Strauss looks at what can be done to cope with an economic downturn.
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CommentWhen two facilities worlds collide
As more services and facilities providers look to merge, Will Strauss looks at the plus points and potential drawbacks of 'joining forces' with another company.
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CommentMaking technology purchasing decisions
Will Strauss looks at the perennial debate of which is best: the brand name product or a cheaper alternative.
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CommentOnline viewing vs broadband speeds
As broadcasters search for new ways to monetize online viewing, Sky and Ofcom are looking at ways of speeding up the networks. This is no coincidence, argues Will Strauss.
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CommentBlog: Chopping and changing
In these times of HD and giant TVs, broadcasting needs to sharpen up its editing and post skills, says offline editor James Bicknell.
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CommentThe great outdoor display revolution
As a new digital advertising network launches, bringing commercial messages in full motion HD to London Underground commuters, Will Strauss wonders how far the technology can go.
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CommentHot Topic: Radio Technology
Radio must keep it simple in this high-tech age, says Jeremy Vine.
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CommentTen technology predictions
Better batteries, a universal undo button and infinite storage. Will Strauss reveals the ten new technology innovations that will change your world.
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CommentMaking a big noise about loudness
As new rules come into play governing the audio levels on television adverts, Will Strauss tries to get his head around what happens next.
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CommentWhose content is it anyway?
Will Strauss considers the difficult decisions some equipment manufacturers have to make when trying to second guess the television market.
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CommentWhen IT and broadcast collides
Will Strauss revels in the new technologies that fuse the plug-and-play world of IT with the practical world of broadcasting.
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CommentAn argument against HD
Will Strauss illustrates why high definition television may not be everyone's cup of tea.