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The Electronic Farm releases latest software and modules
Software developer The Electronic Farm has released the latest version of its scheduling and facility management software for the broadcast, post-production, film and media industries, Farmers Wife 3.1 writes Joanna Scott at IBC in Amsterdam.
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Artem expands into digital effects and motion capture
Physical effects house Artem is expanding into digital effects and has set-up a new division called Artem Digital providing new motion capture facilities and digital animation, writes Joanna Scott at IBC in Amsterdam.
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IBC witnesses World's first remote mo-cap demo
Motek, Vicon Motion Systems and KPNQwest have joined forces to demonstrate the world's first remote real-time motion capture session, the use of which could dramatically reduce both the cost of motion
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Dyke explains Question Time apology to employees
Director general moves to appease angry staff and promises 'no internal witch hunt, no disciplinary action'
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Dyke apologises for Question Time
BBC director general bows to public pressure and makes his first apology for a BBC programme since he officially took charge last April
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Producers need to re-think interactivity
Latest produxion.com survey shows discrepancy between what viewers want from interactivity and what production companies are working on
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BSkyB earnings cut by 14 per cent
Credit Suisse First Boston scales back predictions on satellite broadcaster's earnings on lower than expected distribution revenues from ITV1 and continuing TV ad downturn
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Producers need to re-think interactivity, new survey reveals
Latest produxion.com study shows a divide between what viewers want from interactivity and what production companies are working on
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Armadillo fails to dig up debut audience
New BBC1 drama attracts just 4.2 million viewers and is soundly beaten by ITV1 old favourite The Midsomer Murders
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Broadband via satellite
So far cable has made all the running in broadband, with a few murmurs of DSL action from the likes of BT Openworld and VOD operator Video Networks. That could be
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Gardam withdraws from C4 chief race
Channel's director of programmes tells colleagues he will not contest C4 leadership
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ITV Digital faces pre-pay backlash
Broadcaster accused of reneging on pre-paid subscription deals for Championship League coverage
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5D unveils Colossus
Visual effects developer 5D has unveiled a new software-based digital grading and colour-correctionsystem called Colossus at IBC in Amsterdam, writes Joanna Scott.The first version of 5D Colossus is being specifically developed
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Snell awarded IBC John Tucker Award
Roderick Snell, the co-founder of Snell & Wilcox, has been presented with this year's international honour for excellence, the IBC John Tucker Award, writes Joanna Scott at IBC in AmsterdamSnell won
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Cronyism concerns to dog Davies
BBC deputy chairman's expected elevation to the top job likely to spark political row
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UTV chairman urges caution following first-half results
ITV's Ulster franchise holder yet to be bitten by advertising downturn but shares fall nevertheless
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World's first open standards prototype PVR
Philips Research and its partners in the European Union-sponsored project myTV have developed the world's first prototype of a personal video recorder (PVR) system based on TV-Anytime open standards, writes Joanna Scott at IBC in Amsterdam
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Megahertz Broadcast Systems set up following management buy-out
Following the management buy-out of the systems division of Megahertz Communications for an undisclosed amount, the company Megahertz Broadcast Systems has now been established.Directors Frances Jarvis and Stephen Burgess take control
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Tecmath enters joint-venture with Das Werk
German company Tecmath is to spin off its content management systems division before the end of the year, after whi...