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NewsDazPix to up sticks and move in with The Farm
Motion graphics, CGI, VFX and animation studio DazPix is to move into The Farm’s new facility on Newman Street.
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NewsHalo appoints Maroussas as commercial director
Halo Post has appointed former Metropolis Studios managing director Carla Maroussas to the newly created role of commercial director.
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NewsSky Q bolsters on-demand viewing
Sky has revealed a surge in the amount of video-on-demand programming consumed via its next-generation set-top box – opening up the long-tail of shows in its catalogue.
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NewsUS networks show and tell
The number of niche cable networks aggressively moving into scripted programming was a highlight of this week’s Television Critics Association (TCA) summer tour in Los Angeles.
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NewsWhisper: sport needs entertainment vibe
Whisper Films is looking to inject entertainment beats into coverage of high-profi le sporting events after claiming it has broken into the “closed shop” of sports producers.
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NewsSky Arts eyes off the wall ideas
Phil Edgar-Jones is hunting “off the wall ideas” after extending Sky Arts’ annual £1m Amplify project into 2017, and is eyeing up the channel’s first virtual reality project.
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NewsWild Blue preps live pitches
Former Top Gear and Coast showrunner Gary Hunter is prioritising Space Dive-style live TV events and entertainment formats after Fremantle Media backed his fledgling indie Wild Blue Media.
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NewsOfcom: Netflix dominates Amazon and Now TV
Netflix was watched by nearly a quarter of the British viewing public between February and April 2016 as it stormed ahead of Amazon Prime Videos, its nearest SVoD rival, according to the latest Ofcom data.
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NewsAll 4 ramps up originations
Channel 4 is shaking up its All 4 commissioning strategy with a major budget increase and three new hires as it turns the service into a broader OTT video platform.
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NewsAll3Media arrows in on US drama
All3Media’s landmark drama deal with co-owner Liberty Global will allow it to make an aggressive push into the US scripted market.
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NewsVimond announces cloud-based version of IO
IBC 2016: Vimond is taking features from its standalone Vimond Highlights conversion device and adding them to the latest incarnation of Vimond IO, its cloud online video editing workflow tool.
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NewsSuitcase TV to showcase 1RU MediaStor Archive
IBC 2016: Suitcase TV will showcase a software-defined storage platform designed specifically for broadcast media operations at IBC.
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NewsBrexit boosts Radio 4 to record high
BBC Radio 4 and the Today programme have recorded their highest ever weekly reach over the last quarter, according to the latest set of Rajar figures.
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NewsCanon to display its 4K HDR range at IBC
IBC 2016: Canon will bring to IBC two acquisition products that were originally launched at the NAB trade show in Las Vegas in April.
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NewsCalrec to showcase smallest Bluefin console at IBC
IBC 2016: Calrec Audio will use Amsterdam trade show IBC to showcase Brio, the smallest broadcast console in its Bluefin2 range.
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NewsDPP publishes guide to combating cyber-crime
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) has published a new guide designed to help production teams understand and act upon the key issues around cyber crime.
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NewsNewth replaces Gettens at Clear Cut
Clear Cut Pictures has promoted senior dubbing mixer Ben Newth to head of audio, replacing Greg Gettens who left to join Molinare earlier this month.
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NewsSky & Amazon strike warrior drama deal
Sky has partnered with Amazon for the first time on ten-part epic period drama, Britannia.
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NewsChannel 4 orders real-life Hunted
True Vision will follow Thames Valley Police’s attempts to capture murderers, kidnappers and armed robbers in a real-life Hunted for Channel 4.
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NewsIn brief: Ofcom; Studio Lambert; Objective
Ofcom has hired a former 10 O’Clock News editor as it prepares to regulate the BBC, while there are recommissions for Studio Lambert and Objective