All Technology articles – Page 454
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NewsStereo 3D joint venture launched
Compendium Media and Vision 3 have joined forces to create a new joint venture company dedicated to producing and consulting on stereoscopic 3D work.
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NewsVET teams up with BTV Post for 3D courses
London-based training provider VET is teaming up with Brighton’s BTV Post to run a series of stereoscopic 3D skills sessions.
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NewsMPC adds Nuke site license
MPC has become one of the largest Nuke sites in the world after investing in a site license for The Foundry developed compositing software.
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NewsSiemens strike unlikely after new pay offer
Talks between Bectu and Siemens have resulted in a revised pay offer that, if accepted, should avert industrial action by staff working on the BBC account.
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NewsPeel brings in BBC’s Waters as head of studios
Peel Media has appointed BBC Studios and Post Production’s Andy Waters as the new head of studios for MediaCityUK.
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FeaturesThe Restoration Man
Titles for a show in which architect George Clarke helps to restore and convert historic properties
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FeaturesInside the Perfect Predator
Picture post on a show that reveals the inner workings of extraordinary hunters
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NewsGreenaway: ‘No post monopoly at MediaCityUK’
The boss of MediaCityUK has assured the post-production sector that its proposed digital-media services deal with Ascent Media Group will not produce a monopoly situation at Salford Quays.
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NewsYes/No eyes TV for 3D IMAX docs
Brighton-based producer Yes/No Productions is filming two £2.6m stereoscopic underwater documentaries destined for IMAX and 3D TV channels such as Sky 3D.
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NewsRagdoll adds DVS SpycerBox in storage update
Teletubbies producer Ragdoll Productions has completed an overhaul of storage capabilities at its post facility in Stratford-upon- Avon with the addition of a 48- terabyte DVS Spycer Box with fibre-channel connectivity.
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FeaturesTV Genius 3 Screen Content Discovery Platform
A converged search and recommendation engine for TV, web and mobile that allows viewers to find programming from both broadcast schedules and catch-up/VoD services on TV and online.
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Technology upgrade for Beautiful TV
Beautiful TV has spent £50,000 upgrading its West End creative agency studio operation.
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NewsFormer Red Vision duo launch Flipbook
Two former directors of Manchester-based design and graphics companies have joined forces to open a new CGI and visual effects studio.
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NewsTapestry adds post capabilities
Creative service agency Tapestry is adding a high definition editing facility to its central Soho office.
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NewsSiemens staff could strike over pay
BECTU members employed by Siemens on the BBC account have voted in favour of industrial action over a reputed ‘pay freeze’.
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NewsATVOD appoints first full time chief exec
The Association for Television On Demand (ATVOD) has made two senior appointments as part of a restructuring that will see it become the independent co-regulatory body for VoD programming to the public.
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NewsCWPro sold to Academia
Professional AV equipment reseller CWPro has been bought by Academia, an IT technology supplier to the education market.
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NewsFarmers Wife adds Hadfield in LA push
Farmers Wife, the scheduling and facility management software provider, has appointed Simon Hadfield as the managing director of a new Los Angeles office.
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NewsDigital TV Labs secures DTG test licence
Digital TV Labs has become the first test facility to receive a licence to offer the full DTG Test Suite, providing electronics device manufacturers with a pre-DTG test and debugging process.