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NewsPost houses reveal major challenges
Skills shortages, Soho rent rises and increased global competition among biggest concerns
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NewsWinner of BT's tech competition announced
Group viewing service Sceenic Watch Together will be trialled on BT Sport after winning BT Infinity Lab competition
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NewsHigh demand for 4K coverage of Winter Olympics
Global takeup of LiveU’s 4K portable transmission units surpasses expectation
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NewsEricsson sells majority stake in Media Solutions, retains Red Bee
Private equity firm snaps up 51% of Media Solutions in undisclosed deal
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NewsITV: Cloud still not suitable for main channel playout
Broadcast and distribution boss suggests cloud playout some way off for main ITV channel
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NewsCinelab invests to meet demand for film scanning
Film lab kits up to cater for growth in productions shot on film and demand for archive scanning
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NewsUsed production tech shop Gear Junkie launches
Online store offers set-price, commission-free listings for used production tech
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NewsCall for schools to educate girls about tech jobs
ITV’s online head says more needs to promote the broadcast tech sector
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NewsLoco bolsters its post-production team
Post facility recruits head of post production and adds to its producer roster
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NewsFortitude finale heads to Bristol
The final series of Sky Atlantic’s hit drama Fortitude to set up home at The Bottle Yard Studios
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NewsPanasonic turns 4K VariCam into live events camera
Free firmware upgrade enables VariCam LT to work on live multi-cam productions
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NewsFreefolk set to complete first TV VFX project
Visual effects specialist takes leap into VFX for TV
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NewsTech companies partner to gear up for growth of AR
Devising a new ecosystem to take Augmented Reality (AR) forward
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NewsBottle Yard Studios to host two-year media courses
New course for 16-19 year olds to be based at Bristol’s bustling film and TV studios
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NewsSharp makes pioneering move into 8K broadcast
Electronics company surprises with an early move into 8K
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NewsITV invests in long-term archiving systems
Broadcaster opts for a mixed economy of products for its long-term data storage
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NewsJacques De Lane Lea dies, aged 86
The son of De Lane Lea’s founder, who ran the famed audio facility for nearly 30 years, died earlier this month