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NewsRed Giant releases final BulletProof beta
Red Giant today released the final public beta version of its offload, prep and delivery software BulletProof.
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NewsPanasonic unveils updated studio camera
Panasonic has updated one of the cameras in its broadcast studio range.
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Creative Skillset publishes new intern guidelines
Creative Skillset has launched an updated set of work placement guidelines as part of a drive to encourage more employers to adopt fair approaches to the way they recruit and pay interns.
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NewsBunting joins Playbox in business development role
Playbox Technology is boosting its UK sales team by recruiting Alan Bunting as business development manager.
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Tata launches cloud-based video transcoding service
Tata Communications has launched a cloud-based video transcoding and delivery service.
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Farncombe unveils digital television testing system
Farncombe has launched OpenTest, a licence-free testing system for digital TV devices.
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NewsGrass Valley rolls out Edius 7 editing platform
The latest version of Grass Valley’s non-linear editing platformhas been unveiled.
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EBU appoints Fell to tech and innovation post
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has appointed Simon Fell to the role of director of technology and innovation.
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London Live hands Bryn Balcombe technology role
Local TV channel London Live has appointed Bryn Balcombe to the role of technology director.
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Polecam selects Symbiosis as master distributor
Polecam Systems has appointed Symbiosis as master distributor for its products in the UK, Europe and Africa.
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NewsFormer Deluxe exec takes Cinelabs International role
Former Deluxe 142 chief technology officer Adrian Bull has resurfaced at Cinelabs International.
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NewsHarris Broadcast appoints new chief executive
Harris Broadcast has appointed Charlie Vogt to the role of chief executive.
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NewsPanasonic inks supply deal with WTS Broadcast
Panasonic has formed a partnership with broadcast kit supplier WTS Broadcast.
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NewsBBC turns its back on 3D
The BBC is to turn its back on 3D content after revealing it believes there is not sufficient viewer demand for the technology.
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NewsAbbey Road editor enhances performance with HP
My Little Eye moves from Apple Mac Pro to HP Workstations to cut time and boost productivity.
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NewsEricsson: Red Bee bought for skills
Ericsson has revealed it was Red Bee Media’s skills and expertise that prompted it to buy the London- based media services firm, rather than its multimillion-pound playout and distribution contract with the BBC.
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Teddington Studios to be replaced with housing
Teddington Studios is likely to be transformed into a housing development when current tenant Pinewood Shepperton exits next year.
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NewsBT Sport signs Arena & Telegenic OB deals
Arena Television and Telegenic have been awarded the contracts to provide outside broadcast facilities for BT Sport’s coverage of top-flight English football and rugby union matches.