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Adobe buys Iridas for RAW workflow
Adobe’s acquisition of grading technology firm Iridas will help it develop products to manage the shift towards RAW workflows, according to the company’s director of video product management Bill Roberts.
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Panasonic boosts codec
Panasonic’s AVC Ultra codec range has been extended with the addition of AVC Long GOP.
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NewsSilverglade hires Tomkins
Former Clear Cut Pictures operations director Jason Tomkins (pictured) has been appointed managing director of Silverglade Post Production.
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AP kicks off archiving
AP has embarked on its most ambitious archiving project to date as part of a wider HD upgrade of its news-gathering operation.
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NewsSIS Live's Olympic move
SIS LIVE will make its Corsham Street studios available for the Olympics next year.
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NewsTechnicolor to migrate
Technicolor Media Services UK has signed a deal with media management technology firm Front Porch Digital for a mass tape-to-file migration system.
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NewsJVC unveils HD monitors
JVC has launched three full-HD production monitors for use in the middle and high-end markets.
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NewsNucoda gains features
Image Systems has added new features to its Nucoda product line including a 64-bit application for grading at 4K.
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NewsWarning over World Service
The integration of the World Service into the BBC could take up to five years, senior figures have warned, with cultural and budgetary tensions threatening to “drown out” the service’s international voice.
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NewsHunt sets out vision for media
Relaxed PSB obligations, cross-platform regulation and the curtailing of the BBC’s news market share are among the key areas Jeremy Hunt is considering as part of a new Communications Act.
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NewsWipeout gets winter makeover
Endemol’s Total Wipeout is getting a winter makeover for BBC1, with the introduction of seasonal challenges and wintry obstacles.
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NewsFast Show pair to tour UK
Fast Show stars Simon Day and John Thomson are fronting a travelogue about the differences between the UK’s counties for AETN’s History channel.
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NewsPrimeval goes dark for spin-off
Impossible Pictures has secured an order from Canadian sci-fi broadcaster Space for an “older, darker and scarier” post-watershed spin-off of dinosaur drama Primeval.
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NewsYesterday expands commissioning strategy
UKTV factual channel Yesterday is moving beyond its traditional heartland of 1940s-themed programming to the end of the 1970s as the channel ramps up its investment in UK content.
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NewsCake wins rights to Pocoyo
Cake has snapped up the distribution rights to children’s show Pocoyo, after ITV Studios Global Entertainment walked away from the series earlier this year.
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NewsMilestone buys Oil to flesh out digital offer
Oil Productions, the multiplatform producer behind Channel 4 Education project Routes, has been acquired by AIM-listed technology and media consultant Milestone Group.
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NewsParthenon boosts team as major orders come in
Parthenon Entertainment has boosted its Bristol production office with three appointments and unveiled two major commissions for broadcasters in Austria and Germany.
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NewsGutteridge close to UK two-screen app deal
TV executive Tom Gutteridge is on the brink of signing a deal with a UK broadcaster for a new two-screen technology called Screach.
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NewsUKTV launches first app
UKTV is launching its first paid-for mobile app, for DIY channel Home, to boost its profile across new platforms and generate extra revenues.