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NewsDPP unveils quality control tests
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) has released version one of its standardised UK quality control requirements, six months ahead of the October deadline for file-based delivery.
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NewsWorld Cup to deliver extra content for second screen
Broadcasters airing this summer’s Fifa World Cup will have access to an extra 1,500 hours of content, all of which will be available for delivery to second-screen devices for the first time.
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NewsOnsight leaves Berners Street after 20 years
Onsight is moving from its Berners Street home of 20 years to new premises in central London.
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NewsEditworks boosts investment with Da Vinci kit
Editworks Scotland is installing a new Da Vinci suite, as investment in the post company since it opened in 2010 hits the £500,000 mark.
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NewsTVU Networks makes Grid system open access
NAB 2014: TVU Networks has released an open API for its TVU Grid IP-based video switching, routing and distribution system that will allow third-party broadcast kit manufacturers to integrate new or existing applications and devices with the TVU Grid ecosystem.
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Codex releases compact HD camera for 2D and S3D
NAB 2014: Codex has launched Codex Action Cam, a compact HD camera and recording package for 2D and S3D production.
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NewsIABM to hold State of the Industry breakfast at NAB
NAB 2014: The International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM) will host its annual State of the Industry breakfast at NAB next week.
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NewsAlaska finds a pearl for TV3
Irish broadcaster TV3 has ordered a Duck Dynasty-style reality series from UK indie Alaska TV as part of its drive to commission more British producers.
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NewsBBC3 reveals fresh round of factual orders
Keo Films will follow the arrivals and departures of British tourists at Bangkok airport as part of a raft of BBC3 factual commissions.
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NewsEndemol back in indie hunt
Endemol UK is back in the market for indies after acquiring The Fall producer Artists Studio this week.
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NewsMTV shuns imitations for the ‘unexpected’
MTV is eyeing two new formats for next year as it moves away from commissioning reality show imitations of Geordie Shore and The Valleys.
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NewsBBC in-house plans revealed
BBC Productions is preparing a major digital content push and is drawing up plans to reward staff for devising international hits.
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NewsBob The Builder is back
Bob‘s back – but not on the BBC Bob The Builder is back – and slightly slimmed down – with Hit Entertainment in production on 104 x 11-minute episodes of the pre-school series.
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NewsStephen Poliakoff sets up indie
Stephen Poliakoff has established his own production company and is working on a project for the BBC that will follow in the footsteps of Dancing On The Edge.
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NewsYouView ups investment as backers extend deals
YouView will ramp up investment in the platform by 30-40% this year after securing the backing of its seven shareholders for a further five years.
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NewsLunn takes aim at HMRC
HMRC’s investigation into Christopher Lunn & Company (CLAC) has been conducted as improperly as the police’s handling of the fallout from the Hillsborough disaster, according to the TV accountancy firm’s founder.
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NewsBBCW shortlists six for Labs 2014 scheme
A company that uses webcams to analyse viewers’ expressions and a social media video editing app are among the six companies selected for BBC Worldwide Labs 2014.
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NewsPact launches commissioning app
Pact has launched an app to help indies make contact with nearly 200 commissioners.
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NewsHBO Nordics snaps up BBC2's Honourable Woman
HBO Nordics has acquired BBC drama The Honourable Woman after striking a deal with BBC Worldwide.
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NewsTalkSport tunes into South Africa
TalkSport is to launch in South Africa after the commercial radio station’s parent company UTV struck a joint venture deal with four local investors.