All Technology articles – Page 382
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NewsSuppliers hit out at DPP report
Suppliers to the UK production and post-production sector have criticised the Digital Production Partnership’s (DPP) report on file-based workflows for failing to acknowledge the role of disk-based archiving and cloud-based storage.
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NewsRed Bee signs PBS UK playout deal
Red Bee Media has signed a deal to supply playout services for PBS in the UK.
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NewsBBC S&PP hires post chief
BBC Studios and Post Production has appointed The London Studios post production head of sales Julie Sangan to the new role of post-production resource manager.
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NewsFlying TV signs Getty deal
Aerial filming company Flying TV has signed a distribution deal with Getty as demand for HD aerial footage increases.
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News24-7 joins The Bottle Yard
Bristol production facility The Bottle Yard has signed its first permanent tenant
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NewsFoley guru Carr returns to Goldcrest
Foley mixer Paul Carr has come out of retirement to set up a Foley studio at London post facility Goldcrest.
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NewsApproval for DTG spec
The seventh edition of the Digital TV Group’s (DTG) interoperability specification for UK Digital Terrestrial Television and Hbb TV-based connected TVs has been formally approved by the DTG Council.
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AMWA, EBU and SMPTE plot greater cooperation
Three media industry trade bodies have announced plans for “unprecedented” collaboration in a bid to drive common standards and increase interoperability among media organisations.
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NewsMediasmiths opens Belfast R&D unit
Technology consultancy Mediasmiths has opened a research and development facility in Belfast.
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NewsSingular Software to add support for FCPX
Workflow automation software company Singular Software is updating its audio and video synchronisation tools to support Apple’s Final Cut Pro X.
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NewsNEP Cymru covers surfing contest
Outside broadcast firm NEP Cymru is set to trial a new camera setup at the Quiksilver Pro France surfing contest that begins today.
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NewsAlias invests in Alexa
Alias Hire has invested £100,000 in an Arri Alexa camera, lenses and grip equipment.
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NewsSoho Editors joins Avid training scheme
Soho Editors Training has joined Avid’s Learning Partner programme.
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NewsRe:fine inks content services deal with Optomen
MIPCOM: Content processing and re-purposing business re:fine has struck a deal with Optomen International.
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NewsEVS chief quits in restructure row
Chief executive and co-founder of EVS Pierre L’Hoest has resigned from the broadcast equipment company.
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FeaturesA faster rate of change
Red Bee Media’s director of technology and innovation, Steve Plunkett, says that a faster rate of change, increased connectivity and the growing popularity of tablets and apps will collide to create a new era for media in 2020.
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FeaturesCombining to meet the digital challenge
Broadcasters have come together under the Digital Production Partnership to address the challenges faced by producers in the shift to tapeless. Broadcast looks at some of the findings of their latest report
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FeaturesThe new power generation
Britain’s biggest broadcasters are reaping the benefits of adopting low-energy technology and leading the way in developing environmentally sustainable buildings.