All Technology articles – Page 462
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NewsDigital Vision adds SI-2K support
The latest software release for Digital Vision’s Nucoda grading system will include native support for the CineForm RAW format used by the SI-2k camera.
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NewsVET to partner with Future Shorts
Shoreditch facility VET has concluded a partnership agreement that will see it provide post-production support for the Future Shorts network.
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NewsBBC outlines long-term technology strategy
The BBC has published a strategy document that it hopes will help technology developers and facilities providers better tailor their services and products to the needs of the corporation.
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NewsRed Bee appoints new technology chief
Red Bee Media has appointed Hewlett Packard’s Brian Levy as its new chief technology officer.
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NewsVertigo Films teams up with US firm for 3D company
Los Angeles-based producer and post-producer Paradise FX and London media company Vertigo Films have joined forces to create a new Europe-wide production company that will specialise in stereo 3D.
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NewsOfcom investigates BBC HD content copying
Ofcom has published a second consultation on BBC proposals to control how its HD content is copied.
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NewsEVS to show new XT2 model at BVE
EVS will show off its new XT2+ video production server at next month’s Broadcast Video Expo (BVE).
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NewsBDA picks up Red Bee account director
Former Red Bee Media account director Emma Profitt has joined creative agency Bruce Dunlop & Associates (BDA) in the role of head of account management.
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NewsTechnology users wanted
The publishers of Broadcast magazine are doing research to find out more about the TV industry’s attitude to new technology. And they need your help.
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NewsDTG to lead on 3DTV standards drive
The Digital TV Group (DTG), the industry association for digital television in the UK, plans to lead the development of a UK standard for 3DTV products and services.
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NewsThe Farm in £1m Home upgrade
The Farm Group is spending more than £1m upgrading the audio studios at its Home facility in Soho.
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NewsFuji issues alert on illegal tapes
Fujifilm is warning broadcasters and facilities not to buy data storage tapes from unauthorised dealers after intercepting large quantities of sub-standard product being passed off as new.
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LFJ brings US soundtrack specialist on board
Multiplatform producer Lane Fabian Jones (LFJ) has forged a strategic partnership with a Los Angeles-based music and sound design company to create exclusive soundtracks for all its family entertainment TV, interactiveand film properties.
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FeaturesD-LINK Boxee Box
A cube-shaped device made by D-Link that shares internet content with a TV set. It was one of the most talked about products at CES this month.
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FeaturesHow the Earth Made Us
50 minutes of VFX footage that demonstrates how the Earth has influenced human history
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FeaturesTV Book Club promo
A motion graphics spot and a 10-second CG teaser trailer for More4’s 10-part celebrity book series
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FeaturesThe Friday Breakfast Show Sporting Challenge
Chris Evans is rounding off each week of his new Radio 2 breakfast show with a bit of sporting one-upmanship with the show’s sports reporter, Jonny Saunders.
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FeaturesBill Bailey's Bird Watching Bonanza titles
Titles and packaging that reflect the comical edge that Bill Bailey brings to the birdwatching competition.
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ITFC comes out top in Five subtitling tender
ITFC, the London-based content management services company, has won the contract to provide all of Five’s subtitling for the deaf and hard of hearing.
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NewsTSL wins S4C HD facility deal
Systems integrator TSL has been awarded a consultancy agreement that will see it play a key role in taking the Welsh language channel S4C to HD.