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NewsdB Broadcast appoints Whelan
Systems integrator dB Broadcast has appointed Chris Whelan as business development manager.
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NewsBroadcasters and tech firms unite for common VR standards
Sky, Ericsson and Technicolor are among a group of 28 companies that have joined forces to form the Virtual Reality Industry Forum (VRIF).
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NewsMiles and Davies join TSL Products
TSL Products has made two senior appointments with Karlie Miles recruited to the role of worldwide sales director and Mark Davies joining as director of products and technology.
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NewsFuture of Longcross Studios assured 'for forseeable future'
The owner of the Longcross Film Studios site has committed to maintaining the production facility “for the forseeable future” after the government backed plans to build 1,300 houses on the Surrey site.
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NewsHalo to add Atmos in dubbing stage overhaul
Halo’s flagship Studio 1 dubbing stage is to be refurbished with the installation of a Dolby Atmos system.
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NewsHartlepool set to open two 11,000 sq ft sound stages
Hartlepool Borough Council wants to attract more film and TV productions to the town by turning a council-owned depot into a studio with two 11,000 sq ft sound stages.
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NewsThe Landing offers flexible co-working facility
MediaCityUK technology and enterprise hub The Landing has launched a pay-as-you-go, co-working space called Launch.
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NewsScott joins Sony Professional as head of media solutions
Sony Professional Solutions Europe has appointed Richard Scott to the position of head of media solutions.
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NewsMillen exits Canon for ProAV
Canon Professional Imaging broadcast segment manager Nick Millen is to join broadcast equipment reseller ProAV.
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NewsThe most-read facilities stories of 2016
News of Framestore’s return to the world of TV VFX and the closure of Fountain Studios were among the most popular articles.
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NewsThe most-read technology stories of 2016
Updates about the roll-out of UHD services, trials and delivery specs dominated our list of most-read stories.
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NewsThe most-read technology features of 2016
From cyber security for broadcasters to behind-the-scenes insight into the year’s largest sporting events and biggest budget productions, these were our five most-read technology features.
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NewsFountain Studios kit up for sale
The contents of Fountain Studios, including cameras, sound desks and dressing room furniture will be sold at auction early next year.
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NewsAvid users to vote on company strategy
Users of Avid editing and workflow systems are to be given the chance to directly influence how the company provides its technology, products and services in the future.
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NewsNMR-led ReCap consortium wins €1m EU funding
London-based systems integrator NMR is leading a consortium of European developers that has been awarded €1m (£840,000) of EU funding to build and commercialise content recognition software.
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NewsTMD adapts Mediaflex to work with Quantum storage
TMD has adapted its Mediaflex-UMS media service applications so that they work with Quantum’s Xcellis workflow storage, to allow for content archiving.
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NewsCamera Corps splashes out £2m on raft of specialist kit
Vitec Group-owned Camera Corps has revealed that it will have spent more than £2m on new kit by the end of the year.
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NewsDPP to create spec for IP-based contribution
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) is to put together a UK-only specification for live IP-based contribution as part of its roadmap for 2017.
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NewsDiscovery moves channel playout to Amazon cloud
Discovery Communications is moving the playout of its linear channels and its core master control functions to Amazon Web Services’ public cloud.
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NewsHeadset firms form virtual reality alliance
Google, Facebook, HTC Vive, Samsung, Sony and Acer Starbreeze have formed the Global Virtual Reality Association (GVRA).