All News articles – Page 1603
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NewsBBC to fight Worldwide sell-off and top-slicing
The BBC will fight any government effort to privatise its commercial arm, or top-slice the licence fee, arguing that such decisions would be tantamount to reopening its July funding deal.
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NewsTV Critics: The Great British Bake Off; Doctor Foster; You, Me and the Apocalypse
“Bake Off is not just inclusive and reflective of our nation, it’s also just kind of nice. Maybe nice is the new nasty…”
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NewsRapid Pictures MDs become co-owners
Rapid Pictures joint managing directors Elouise Carden and Ben Plumb have become co-owners of the post facility alongside the company’s original founders.
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NewsWTS to relocate London sales office
Broadcast reseller and systems integrator WTS will move its London sales operation from its current Oxford Street location to new premises at New Zealand House on Haymarket.
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NewsSharp exits Vitec Videocom
Vitec Videocom’s senior vice president of product management and engineering Graham Sharp has left the company.
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NewsFrance 5 to air More 4 Charlie Hebdo doc
Ten Alps indie Films of Record has sold its hard-hitting More 4 documentary about the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris to French broadcaster France 5.
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NewsArqiva launches free-to-air channel YourTV for Fox
Arqiva has helped to launch Fox International Channels UK’s first free-to-air entertainment channel, YourTV.
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NewsFabric updates Engine development platform
Fabric Software has released Fabric Engine 2, the second generation of its development platform.
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NewsManchester's Space Project outlines expansion plans
Manchester’s The Space Project has revealed plans to create another 140,000 sq ft of production space.
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NewsRiedel deploys MetroN core router for Red Bull Air Race
Riedel Communications has contributed signal-distribution infrastructure to the Red Bull Air Race World Championships to support the capture of footage from cameras placed in each aircraft’s tail and cockpit.
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SGL integrates FlashNet with ExpeDat Gateway
Archive and storage management software company SGL’s content management software FlashNet is now fully integrated with Data Expedition’s ExpeDat Gateway for Amazon S3.
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NewsBBC S&PP to close Digital Media Services division
BBC Studios and Post Production (S&PP) is to close its Ruislip-based Digital Media Services Division.
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NewsScripps eyes UKTV web shows following Poland deal
UKTV joint owner Scripps Interactive Networks has earmarked an initial $1m to create original web commissions for TVN, the Polish broadcaster it bought earlier this year.
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NewsEricsson vows to grow Red Bee as major contracts end
Ericsson broadcast services head Thorsten Sauer has pledged to grow its Red Bee creative division as the company’s exclusive promo creation deal with the BBC draws to a close.
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NewsSky opts for TalkShow for on-air Skype video calls
Sky has chosen NewTek’s Talk- Show video-calling system for its on-air Skype video calls as part of Sky News’ rolling 24-hour news coverage.
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NewsOnsight wins Advanced Imaging Society award
Facilities firm Onsight has scooped an award from the Advanced Imaging Society at Paramount Pictures Studios in Los Angeles.
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NewsParagon Bank buys Five Arrows Leasing for £117m
Five Arrows Leasing Group, which includes the media and technology financing division Five Arrows Media Finance (FAMF), has been sold by Rothschild & Co to Paragon Bank PLC for £117m.
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NewsFreeview targets middle ground with Play launch
Freeview is aiming its connected-TV proposition at the 11 million homes that fall between those firmly committed to either pay- or free-to-air TV.
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NewsC4 locks up fixed-rig prison doc
Channel 4 will give a young offenders’ institute the fixed-rig treatment in a hard-hitting documentary series earmarked for 2016.
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NewsBarb to extend TV Player Report
Devices such as Xboxes and connected TVs are next on the agenda for Barb as it attempts to ramp up the data collection for its TV Player Report.