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NewsFilmscape offers financing with equipment hire
Rental firm Filmscape has launched a finance initiative for film and television productions.
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NewsDCD Rights wins funds for major catalogue boost
DCD Rights has secured investment to significantly expand its content catalogue following a partnership deal with DCD Media’s investor, Timeweave.
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NewsDock10 chief exec steps down
Sinead Greenaway is standing down from her role as chief executive of Dock10.
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NewsBBC1's Jim’ll Fix It revival shelved prior to abuse allegations
BBC1’s plans to revive Jim’ll Fix as a full series were shelved before the recent allegations of sexual abuse against Jimmy Savile, it has emerged.
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NewsBBC1 drama to examine controversial murder law
Jimmy McGovern is to pen a BBC1 drama about a divisive legal tool used to combat gang violence.
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NewsC4's Bigger Fatter Gypsier ads ruled offensive
The Advertising Standards Agency has found adverts promoting Channel 4’s Big Fat Gypsy Wedding series offensive and irresponsible following an investigation into the campaign.
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NewsNottingham local TV licence awarded
A consortium backed by former ITV News editor Nigel Dacre has won a local TV licence in Nottingham.
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NewsBFI Player to launch on Samsung TVs
The BFI is to launch a connected TV VoD player, further to a partnership with Samsung, as part of plans to digitise 10,000 films.
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NewsWimbledon upgrades Stage Two lighting rig
A new lighting rig capable of holding up to 28 tonnes of lights has been installed in Wimbledon Studios’s 8,000 sq ft Stage Two.
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NewsDTG releases connected TV spec version two
The Digital TV Group (DTG) has released the second version of D-Book 7 Part B, the technical specification for UK connected TV products and services.
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NewsThe Crewing Company adds freelancers
The Crewing Company has added three more craft people to its freelance roster.
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Light Illusion develops film-based archiving
Light Illusion has developed a new application for its MatchLight Image Matching System (IMS).
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NewsGrass Valley unveils T2 digital disk recorders
Grass Valley has launched a range of T2 digital disk recorders for live event production, post production and on-demand applications.
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NewsBowler joins SIS LIVE
SIS LIVE has appointed Simon Bowler as sales director of its outside broadcast business.
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NewsPanasonic provides kit for Antarctic expedition
Panasonic’s AG-HPX250 handheld camera will be used to capture footage from an epic 2,000 mile trek across the Antarctic.
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NewsAlchemea adds Solid State Logic console
Media training college Alchemea has invested in a new Solid State Logic Duality SE music console.
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NewsBBC to support Jimmy Savile probe
The BBC has offered its “full support” to police investigating allegations that Sir Jimmy Savile sexually abused teenage girls.
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NewsDCMS opens tax relief consultation
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport is nailing down the criteria used to decide which programmes are eligible for the proposed drama tax relief for high-end TV.
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NewsC4 raises "serious concerns" over Barb ratings gaffe
Channel 4 has written to Barb raising “serious concerns” after the audience measurement body misreported its ratings last month.