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NewsSGO teams with 3ality
SGO has formed a strategic alliance with 3ality Digital Systems that will see the two companies work together to develop and deliver stereoscopic 3D services and technology.
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NewsDVB unveils first 3DTV standard
The DVB’s technical work on a first 3DTV standard for governing signals and captions is to be completed by November.
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NewsFreeview HD system picks up IBC award
The DVB-T2 transmission system has been honoured with the IBC Innovation Award for Content Delivery technology.
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NewsAJA shrinks the Ki Pro
AJA Video Systems has introduced the Ki Pro Mini, a smaller, lighter version of its portable tapeless recorder that captures to the Apple ProRes 422 codec directly from a camera.
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NewsIBC visitor numbers up on 2009
A total of 48,521 people attended IBC in Amsterdam this year, a rise of nearly nine per cent on 2009.
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News3ality intros lighter beam-splitter rigs
3ality Digital is adding to its range of beam-splitter mirror rigs with the introduction of a lighter version that can be used with lightweight tripods, shoulder mounts and Steadicam.
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NewsAutocue moves into video servers
Automation and newsroom technology company Autocue is continuing to widen its broadcast remit with the introduction of video servers.
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NewsDTG adds to Testing centre
The Digital TV Group (DTG) is upgrading its DTG Testing centre by providing manufacturers with a single facility for checking the test and conformance of Connected TVs and HbbTV, Freeview and Freesat devices.
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NewsArena expands OB fleet and buys Panasonic 3D camcorder
Arena Television is spending £1.7m on a 10th outside broadcast truck as it looks to capitalise on a recent surge in work enquiries.
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NewsGlasses-free 3D technology on show at IFA
A Dutch start-up founded by four former Philips engineers was this week showcasing glasses-free 3D technology at the IFA consumer electronics trade show.
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NewsPost specialists form alliance
De Lane Lea, Coach House Studios and The Look have formed a strategic alliance to offer their specialist services to long-form producers as part of a post-production package deal.
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ITFC targets global growth after Deluxe deal
West London-based subtitling and content management facility ITFC is being primed for a global expansion after being added to Deluxe’s Entertainment Services Group.
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NewsRTS announces young technologist of the year
Anthony Churnside, a member of the BBC R&D team in Manchester, has been handed this year’s RTS Young Technologist Award for his work in ambisonics, 3D audio mixes and accessibility for the disabled
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NewsFM&T appoints Microsoft’s Danker to iPlayer role
BBC Future Media & Technology (FM&T) has appointed Microsoft’s Daniel Danker as general manager for programmes and on-demand, a role that includes responsibility for the iPlayer.
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NewsBDA designs new Lorraine set
BDA has created the set for Lorraine Kelly’s new daily entertainment show, Lorraine, which launched this week as part of ITV1’s Daybreak.
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News3D, VoD and QC - just another IBC?
Jonathan Try, the vice-president of technology at Amsterdam’s Digital Media Centre, offers up his predictions for the things to look out for at IBC this year.
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NewsGearhouse team to take charity ride
A team of seven staff from Gravity Media Group’s Gearhouse Broadcast are to cycle from Amsterdam to Watford in order to raise money for two charities.
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NewsMediator gets on-demand and mobile module
Pharos will release a content delivery module for its Mediator content management platform at IBC this week.
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NewsATG snares BSkyB systems contract
BSkyB has chosen systems integrator ATG Broadcast to install, test and commission the studios and post-production facilities for its new £77m broadcasting facility in Osterley, west London.
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NewsMwnci adds Baselight
Cardiff post house Mwnci has bought a Baselight HD colour-grading system and Baselight Kompressor from FilmLight.