All articles by Nicola Brittain – Page 3
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FeaturesIBC 08: Eyeing IBC's tech trends
IBC runs a regular series of conference sessions in which experts discuss their take on this year's most eye-catching technology. Nicola Brittain catches up with some of this year's speakers.
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FeaturesIBC 08: Urban Fox's Christina Fox
Low-cost capture is an area that Christina Fox, managing director of camera training company Urban Fox, will be keeping a particular eye out for.
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FeaturesIBC 08: BBC's Andy Butterworth
Sharing the low-cost capture and connectivity session with Fox will be BBC connectivity specialist Andy Butterworth, who will be homing in on products that enable low cost and speedy content transport from the field.
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FeaturesIBC 08: O2's Mike Short
Not surprisingly, O2's vice-president of technology, Mike Short, will be keeping a close eye on mobile innovations.
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FeaturesIBC 08: Quantel's Roland Brown
Brown, Quantel's non-executive director, will be hosting the What Caught My Eye session on advances in workflow.
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FeaturesIBC 08: Camera, action
The broadcast industry's technology buyers will be dusting off their chequebooks and heading to IBC, Amsterdam's annual kitfest next week. Nicola Brittain gives the lowdown on what will be making waves
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FeaturesIBC 08: Solving storage
Storage and content management has become a pressing issue for broadcasters and post companies dealing with tapeless workflows.
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Fitzrovia and Scrub create studios
Fitzrovia Post and audio equipment reseller Scrub have joined forces to build and equip two identical sound studios for a Tiger Aspect series called Tinga Tinga Tales.
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Steam team sets up in Soho
The team behind commercial production company Steam have set up a broadcast facility in Soho to provide ingest, digitisation and conversion services specifically for production companies that have taken their post in-house.
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NewsOn Sight unveils new file-based service
HD facility On Sight has launched a service designed to help production companies which want to make HD programmes using file-based tapeless cameras.
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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).
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NewsNGW and Arqiva merger completed
The Competition Commission has rubber stamped the merger of the UK transmission companies Arqiva and National Grid Wireless.
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The Fountain Studios spends£1m on HD
The Fountain Studios has spent£1.1m upgrading its facilities to high definition.
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Prime Focus plans SFX division revamp
Indian post-production group Prime Focus is planning a restructure that will see its commercials and special effects divisions re-branded.
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NewsMainframe 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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NewsThe Mill buys spherical camera technology
Effects house The Mill has bought a Spherocam HDR, a camera that captures spherical 360-degree high dynamic range (HDR) images to help create virtual 3D environments.
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NewsTop Gear steers onto YouTube
BBC Worldwide have created a Top Gear channel on YouTube featuring some of the most popular highlights of the show.
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FeaturesCreative Review - The X Factor
Post production work, completed by The Farm, on the fifth series of the talent search show.
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NewsContent Post plans Noho growth
Content Post will add three new suites to its Noho facility after its launch business model - which combines a freelance talent agency with off and online post services - proved an immediate hit.
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NewsA decade of Rushes short films
Rushes managing director Joce Capper tells Nicola Brittain about 10 years of the Rushes Soho Shorts festival.