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NewsTimothy Spall indie agrees deal
Barge Pole, the indie co-owned by Paul Crompton and Timothy Spall, has struck a distribution deal with Seventh Gate.
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NewsNewsnight added to Global iPlayer
Newsnight, Hardtalk, Click and Talking Movies are being added to the BBC’s new Global iPlayer.
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NewsBBC4 gears up for motoring doc
Manchester indie Bigger Picture is producing a documentary about motorsports in the mid-1980s, when a relaxation of rules led to exciting and dangerous consequences.
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NewsGreenlight round-up: UKTV boosts autumn slate
UKTV has commissioned a host of new programmes for its history, lifestyle and food channels which will air later this year and in 2012.
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NewsNativ inks Dolby deal
Media management and workflow company Nativ has signed a deal with Dolby Laboratories.
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Indies and experts to connect through new exchange
A new organisation is being launched next month, designed to connect production companies and other creative businesses with experts to consult on, or even create, content.
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NewsAP unveils multi-million dollar HD upgrade
Associated Press is introducing more than 200 HD cameras, upgrading its mobile satellites and enhancing its backhaul capabilities as part of a multi-million dollar upgrade.
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NewsAETA shows audio app
On show for the first time at IBC is eScoop, an audio recording and broadcasting tool for Apple devices and PCs.
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NewsCel-Soft upgrades 3D analyser
Cambridge-based Cel-Soft has introduced Version 1.4 of its Cel-Scope3D stereoscopic signal analyser in Amsterdam.
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NewsWMR targets online sales to consumers
Factual indie World Media Rights has launched a direct-to-consumer digital download service offering more than 400 hours of content.
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AMD unveils FirePro GFX cards
AMD will give IBC delegates a first look at its AMD FirePro V7900 and V5900 graphics cards.
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NewsThe Foundry unveils desktop app for Nuke
The Foundry today unveiled Hiero, a desktop application for Nuke, the company’s compositing system.
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NewsCintel boosts restoration system
Cintel has launched two new user interface options for its ImageMill2 data enhancement and restoration system.
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NewsTurner buys LazyTown producer in £20m deal
Turner Broadcasting System Europe has acquired the Icelandic producer of global kids brand LazyTown in a deal thought to be worth almost £20m.
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NewsTravellers bar Firecracker in BFGW row
Big Fat Gypsy Weddings producer Firecracker Films is being denied access to Dale Farm, the biggest travellers’ site in Europe, for the follow-up series.
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NewsUKTV hikes content spend
UKTV will boost its spending by 20% in 2012, pushing its content budget to £75m and potentially ahead of BBC3.
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NewsC4 orders second SuperScrimpers helping
Endemol’s Remarkable Television is to make a Christmas special and extended second series of money saving advice series, SuperScrimpers, for Channel 4.
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NewsSpencer property show to lead C4 daytime push
Channel 4 will kickstart its increased investment in daytime by drafting in primetime talent Phil Spencer for a series about helping homeowners who are struggling to sell their property.
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NewsFactual execs keen on cameras in court
The “long overdue” move to allow cameras into courtrooms in England and Wales has been welcomed by the factual TV community as well as news executives.
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NewsC4: Ortis Deley will work with us again
Channel 4 remains committed to using new talent and shaking up sports coverage despite facing intense criticism about the presenters and advertising during its coverage of the IAAF World Athletics Championships (WAC).