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Avid unveils DS version 10
The latest incarnation of Avid's DS editing and finishing system will include Symphony-style secondary colour correction and do away with the need for a Nitris accelerator box.
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Ten grand wildlife film up for grabs
Panasonic and On Sight are backing a Wildscreen Festival short film competition that offers the winners the chance to produce their own 30-minute HD wildlife documentary.
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BBC Kingswood Warren faces strike action
Bectu members at the BBC's Kingswood Warren Research and Innovation centre will go on strike on Friday in protest at plans to move the pioneering technology development department to London.
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Information TV chooses Geevs for playout
Information TV, the Ofcom licensed public service channel, has installed a Geevs broadcast video server, saving the broadcaster thousands of pounds in third-party playout costs.
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Viewers feel the power of the Gladiators
The final of Sky One's reborn Gladiators rounded off a strong run for the show with 587,000 viewers (3.77%) watching at 7pm.
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It's Game On for ITN and Bebo
ITN's multimedia division ITN On has launched Bebo's first video gaming channel.
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UTV suffers 15% drop in profits
UTV Media chief executive John McCann has blamed ITV and the economic slump for his company recording a 15% drop in television operating profits in the first six months of this year.
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Wogan makes solid C4 debut
Channel 4's new daytime quiz Wogan's Perfect Recall got off to a decent start yesterday with 1.6m viewers (12.9%) tuning in at 5pm, as the broadcaster refreshed its afternoon line-up.
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Hot Vox 2: Opportunities
Video: The brightest and most promising talent in the television industry, named Broadcast's Hot Shots 2008, speak out about the challenges young people face when trying to break into the business.
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Brighton wins Virgin deal
Brighton TV has secured re-versioning contracts with Virgin Media Television, Mandolin Productions and Deleste Productions.
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Molinare appointments
Molinare has made several new appointments its technical and production departments.
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Fifty Fifty adds effects to post services
Boutique off and online facility Fifty Fifty is expanding into effects and high-end finishing.
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Mainframe invests£1m in new premises
Mainframe, the short-form animation and motion graphics company, is spending£1.2m on expanding into a new Clerkenwell studio and increasing its capacity by 50% to 2,000 sq ft.
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Airey to join Five in October
Dawn Airey will begin her tenure as Five chief executive at the end of October, six months earlier than first anticipated.
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DCD results impacted by production deals
DCD's turnover for the 2007/08 fiscal year will be impacted by the delay of “several” production deals, the company has warned.
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Olympics close on a high note
BBC1's coverage of the closing ceremony of the Olympic games ended on a high note with an average audience of 5.5m (42.3%).
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TV critics 26 August ‘08
“There were bits that were funny, in a way close to Alan Bennett. Apart from that, the whole thing was more or less relentlessly sad.” Read on for the critics' full verdict on last night's TV.
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BBC1 learns more New Tricks
Amanda Redman, Alun Armstrong, Denis Waterman and James Bolam are to return in a sixth series of BBC1's hit drama New Tricks.
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Commissioning wishlist
Edinburgh 08: A round-up of interviews with terrestrial and multichannel controllers about what each is looking for in their schedules.