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NewsRoss chat show goes HD
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross will this week become the first high definition production to be recorded in BBC Studios' new HD Studio, the re-vamped Studio Four.
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NewsBBC successful with HD over DTT test
BBC Kingswood Warren engineers, undeterred by talk of strike action, have for the first time successfully demonstrated a working demodulator capable of receiving HD signals transmitted using the DVB-T2 standard.
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Shackleton joins The Foundry
UK visual effects software developer The Foundry has appointed Richard Shackleton as the new product manager for its compositing system Nuke.
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NewsThe Farm quick to snap up DS v10
Reseller Root6 has taken the first UK orders for Avid DS version 10, the iteration of the high-end finishing system that launched last week.
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NewsRushes upgrades TK and motion graphics suites
Ascent Media owned post and effects facility Rushes has revamped its motion graphics suite and added a Da Vinci Resolve to its telecine department.
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NewsOmniTek in waveform monitor giveaway
Test and measurement manufacturer OmniTek will give away a brand new OTM1000 waveform monitor system at IBC as part of a competition for visitors to its stand.
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NewsViewers take Five's bait
Five reeled in viewers last night (1 September) with its show Extreme Fishing with Robson Green, trumping Channel 4.
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NewsNME Radio kicks off multiplatform push
IPC will kick off a series of multiplatform content initiatives by hosting a series of NME Radio music sessions in a new studio in its South Bank headquarters.
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NewsKidsCo signs three-year deal with the BBC
KidsCo has signed a licensing deal with the BBC which will see it gain access to major kids shows such as Wallace and Gromit for the next three years, Broadcastnow.co.uk understands.
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NewsTim Roth to star in Sky 1's Skellig
British Hollywood actor Tim Roth will star in the title role of Sky 1's Skellig in an all-star cast that also features Kelly MacDonald, John Simm and Bill Milner.
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NewsOTF films heading for the big screen
Wildlife specialist Off the Fence (OTF) is to transfer two of its wildlife documentaries to cinema screens across the country as part of the Nissan Adventure Film Festival.
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NewsUK Screen announces new board
UK Screen, the trade body that represents film and TV service companies, has unveiled the names of its new board of directors for 2008/2009.
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NewsConchords may hang up guitars
Cult HBO comedy Flight of the Conchords is likely to end after its forthcoming second series, its creators have revealed.
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NewsFremantle's Spalding wins exec role
FremantleMedia's Asia Pacific director Simon Spalding is to move to Europe to become the super-indie's regional chief executive officer.
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NewsTV critics 2 September '08
'... like Moderate Mass Murder with Harold Shipman.' Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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NewsMagic 105.4 goes Wilde
Ex-pop singer Kim Wilde has joined Magic 105.4 to present a new weekend show, Magic's Secret Songs.
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NewsMTV launches HD service
MTV Networks International has launched an international high definition service dedicated to music and kids.
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NewsTalent acquires regional indie
Talent Group, the company behind the BBC's Test the Nation, has acquired factual indie KMB Productions and will rebrand it as Talent South.
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NewsVirgin Radio gets Absolute rebrand
Virgin Radio has today kicked off its relaunch as the “cheeky and unapologetic” Absolute.
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NewsNGW and Arqiva merger finalised
The Competition Commission has rubber stamped the merger of the UK transmission companies Arqiva and National Grid Wireless (NGW).