All Technology articles – Page 450
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NewsDublin post house to woo overseas clients
Dublin’s Windmill Lane Pictures is hoping that a range of post and vfx packages and the promise of Irish tax incentives will help it to seduce international producers.
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NewsFreesat investigates 3DTV
The team behind Freesat are ‘actively looking’ at the possibility of providing 3D TV on the free-to-air satellite platform.
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NewsProRes support for Matrox DSX
Matrox has added support for the Apple ProRes codec to its Matrox DSX developer products.
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NewsAES show heads for London
The AES convention will return to London for the first time in 23 years next month but with a smaller than usual show.
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ITFC picks up Amberfin kit
Content management services provider ITFC has added iCR 5000 workstations from Amberfin to its London facility.
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NewsJigsaw to sell Smoke for Mac
Apple and Adobe dealer Jigsaw has been appointed as a premiere reseller for Autodesk’s Smoke for Mac.
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NewsAvid: broadcast market starting to recover
Avid has announced first quarter revenues of $156 million, a 3% increase compared to the first quarter of 2009, and stated that there are signs of recovery in the broadcast market.
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NewsTechnology firms pick up Queen’s Awards
Broadcast technology firms Pace, Vinten, Latens Systems and S&T were among the companies to be given the Queen’s Award for Enterprise last week.
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NewsSky signs with Input Media for World Cup coverage
Sky Sports has secured space at a dedicated studio facility in South Africa so that it can provide local coverage of the football World Cup.
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FeaturesEye Witness
Full post on a three-part series, made with Greater Manchester Police, exploring the fallibility of human memory in witness testimony.
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FeaturesThe Prisoner
150 visual effects shots, completed by Cinesite, on the remake of the 1960s show
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NewsNorris replaces Luckwell at UK Screen
Mike Luckwell has stepped down as chairman of UK Screen Association, the trade body representing facilities and service companies.
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NewsAsh cloud grounds tech staff
Hundreds of staff from facilities and technology firms were among the estimated 150,000 Brits still stranded abroad earlier this week because of the Icelandic volcanic ash flight restrictions.
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FeaturesPanasonic AG-AF100
A professional ‘Micro Four Thirds’ video camcorder, optimised for high-definition video recording.
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NewsBroadcasters: Jury still out on video DSLRs
Neither BBC nor Sky will not be rushing to commission or produce full programmes using video-enabled DSLR cameras despite the revelation that the Canon 5D Mark II was used for the season six finale of US import House.
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FeaturesReservoir Hill
At last week’s Digital Emmys in Cannes, websites for Primeval and the BBC’s Virtual Revolution were joined onthe podium by Reservoir Hill, New Zealand’s first broadcaster-funded online-only drama series.
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NewsS&T wins Queens Enterprise Award
Strategy & Technology (S&T), the London-based Interactive TV software developer, has been awarded the prestigious Queens Award for Enterprise.
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VideoVideo: The world's first 3D OB Truck
Timelapse footage of the world’s first 3D outside broadcast truck being fitted out at Sony Professional’s workshop ahead of its delivery to Telegenic.
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NewsGlee tapes fall foul of the ash cloud crisis
Fans of E4’s Glee will get to see the high-school comedy drama in its normal Monday night slot next week despite the volcanic ash cloud preventing the Fox Network from air-freighting the master tapes to Channel 4.