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Visual Voodoo makes Bravo travel series
ITN-backed production company Visual Voodoo has produced a travel series for cable channel Bravo.Commissioned by Bravo channel editor Matt Paice, the 15 x 30-minute series Travel Sick airs in October
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NewsThompson escapes blasphemy case over 'Jerry Springer'
A Christian pressure group has failed to have BBC director general Mark Thompson charged with blasphemy for his part in broadcasting Jerry Springer - the Operaon BBC2 in 2005.
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BBC accused of anti-US bias
Viewers in uproar as Question Time audience blames America for terrorist attacks
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BSkyB 'not interested' in 20% C5 stake
Chief executive Tony Ball tells RTS convention there would be 'no joy' in taking a minority stake
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BBC stands by Question Time
Broadcaster insists it 'did not mean to cause offence' and admits it was 'surprised' by the audience's opinion
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Pinnacle to acquire FAST Multimedia
Pinnacle Systems is to acquire Munich-based video editing solutions developer FAST Multimedia in a deal expected to be worth $15 million in a combination of cash and Pinnacle Systems stock, writes Joanna Scott
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300 million tune into BBC World
Corporation's rolling news channel adds viewers after foreign broadcasters put in requests to run continuous coverage of American tragedy
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Omnibus and DAVID secure management buy-out
Omnibus Systems and sister company DAVID have been saved from liquidation following a joint management buy-out backed by London-based Palamon Capital Partners, writes Joanna Scott at IBC in AmsterdamGlyn Powell-Evans and
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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...
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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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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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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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Cronyism concerns to dog Davies
BBC deputy chairman's expected elevation to the top job likely to spark political row
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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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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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ITV Digital faces pre-pay backlash
Broadcaster accused of reneging on pre-paid subscription deals for Championship League coverage
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NewsBrits triumph at Golden Globes
The Brits triumphed at the Golden Globes last night - particularly Helen Mirren, who scooped two best actress awards, one for each of the Queens she has recently portrayed.
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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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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