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NewsGrade to front BBC series
Michael Grade is making a return to the BBC to tell the story of a lost world of dancers, singers and comics who performed in variety shows up and down the land.
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NewsName That Tune remake scrapped
Ant and Dec’s bid to bring Name That Tune back to TV has been scuppered.
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NewsLiam Hamilton to join STV
Liam Hamilton, business development director at DCD Media, is to join STV as deputy director of content.
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NewsBBC4 to screen Anna Nicole opera
An opera based on the life of Playboy pin-up Anna Nicole Smith is to be broadcast on BBC4, as part of an autumn line-up that also includes a new Douglas Adams adaptation and a stage production of Macbeth with Patrick Stewart.
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NewsITFC overhauls storage set-up with DIVArchive deal
ITFC is hoping to improve its digital asset workflow with a major overhaul of its storage set-up that includes technology from Front Porch Digital, TransMedia Dynamics (TMD) and Quantum.
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NewsTelestream snaps up Anystream
Telestream has negotiated a deal to buy the Anystream division and its staff from Grab Networks.
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NewsStudents favour iPlayer
More than half of students watch TV online through iPlayer, compared to 13% on YouTube, according to a new report.
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NewsDiscovery ‘could do that’
Discovery has picked up a new series of I Could Do That! from Beyond Distribution.
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NewsChannel 5 returns to Canvas
Channel Five has rejoined Project Canvas, just over six weeks since it pulled out of the broadband-on-TV platform amid cost concerns.
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NewsS4C cuts pose “real threat” to its future
Indies have warned that proposed cuts to Welsh channel S4C pose a “real threat” to the future of the broadcaster.
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NewsOnly 13% watch TV ads
Television advertising is still considered the most memorable form of marketing, even though the majority of viewers skip through commercials when watching recorded content, a study has found.
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NewsPublisher attacks BBC's legal moves over The Stig
The publisher embroiled in a legal battle with the BBC over a memoir by Top Gear’s The Stig has attacked the corporation for using licence fee cash on legal moves to block the book.
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NewsApple 'eyeing revamped TV service'
A leaked report log indicates Apple is testing the first software update for its iOS4 operating system, which runs on devices such as the iPhone and iPod Touch.
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NewsProducer defends X Factor over autotuning
An award-winning record producer has defended the X Factor over claims that the TV talent show used technology to make some contestants’ voices sound better.
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NewsStudy shows boost in pay-TV revenue
New research has shown that pay-TV revenue worldwide was around $58 billion (£36.8 billion) for the second quarter of the year.
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NewsPrime Focus mixer wins sound Emmy
Prime Focus’ Phitz Hearne has won an Emmy Award for his sound design and mix on Nutopia’s America: The Story of the US.
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NewsP+S Technik plans IBC debut for 3D field recorder
P+S Technik will show a new 3D field recorder at IBC to go with the SI-3D stereo camera system that it developed in conjunction with Silicon Imaging.
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NewsPanasonic unveils lighter and greener P2 shooter
Panasonic will show a lighter and greener shoulder mounted P2 HD camcorder, the AJ-HPX3100, at IBC ahead of an official launch in October.
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NewsVisions increases HD OB fleet to 14 trucks
Visions has launched two new OB trucks, Gemini 1 and 2, bringing the company’s fleet of HD-capable vehicles to a total of 14.
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NewsKershaw returns to Radio 3
Broadcaster Andy Kershaw is to return to BBC Radio 3 after three years off-air as a result of personal problems.