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2d3 launches plug-in
Software manufacturer 2d3 has launched SteadyMove Pro, a shot stabilisation plug-in for film and video professionals. Users can load in a shaky video sequence and the application will automatically generate a smooth clip. It studies the images to calculate the relative camera movement from one frame to the next and ...
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Rubery back to boxes
One of the founders of Pace Micro Technology Barry Rubery has gone back to his roots and launched a set-top box business. Harrogate-based Fusion Digital Technology has been set up with the help of£3m from Beko Electronik, the TV set manufacturing division of Turkish conglomerate the Koc Group. Beko will ...
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Finn in Clear cut move
Former operations manager and senior dubbing mixer at Martyr Sound Danny Finn has joined Clear Cut Pictures to head up its new sound department. Previously with TVI and Tele-Cine, Finn's credits include M.I.T for Thames and Peter in Paradise for the BBC.
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NewsEcosse Films revisits Brideshead
The production company behind Mrs Brown, Charlotte Gray and the BBC series Monarch of the Glen is currently working on a film version of Brideshead Revisited, writes Jon Rogers
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NewsTalksport in the black for first time
Talksport radio station is trading profitably for the first time since it started broadcasting in February 1995, after recovering from a loss of£550,000 in the first six months of last year.
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TV hypocrite Alastair fired
Shamed Alastair Stewart ysterday lost his job fronting TV's Police, Camera, Action after being banned for drink-dri...
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Dyke in dock over dossier story
The BBC 'lies' war with Tony Blair was last night set to backfire disastrously on director general Greg Dyke. ...
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Take this man off the telly
Alan Yentob is on a mission - to revolutionise arts on the BBC. Great, says Patrick Wright, but does it all have to...
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Ministers back down on ITN
ITV licence-holders will be able to own outright the commercial news provider ITN, following a last-minute climbdow...
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NewsGovernment strikes Puttnam deal
The government has struck a last minute deal with rebel peer Lord Puttnam and will now introduce a clause in the communications bill forcing Ofcom to submit any broadcasting merger or acquisition to a public interest test, writes David Rose
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Drink-drive TV presenter is axed by police show
Alastair Stewart crashed Mercedes while three times over the limit ...
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RTL in Planeta deal on Antena 3 stake
RTL yesterday said it had reached an agreement with fellow shareholders in Antena 3, opening the door for it to inc...
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BBC outlines£800m overhaul of its London headquarters
The BBC is expected to announce today an£800m redevelopment plan of its Broadcasting House building in central Lon...