All Technology articles – Page 495
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Pro-Bel and Snell and Wilcox confirm merger
Two of the broadcast industry's biggest manufacturers, Pro-Bel and Snell and Wilcox, are to merge, creating a new joint company.
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Moorhouse appointed Gravity COO
Gravity Media Group, the owner of Gearhouse Broadcast and outside broadcast company 021 Television, has promoted group technical director Kevin Moorhouse to the role of chief operating officer.
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Medway enhances FCP-Avid transfer
Marquis Broadcast has come up with a new feature for its Medway transfer and format conversion software that allows editors to move an entire sequence between Final Cut Pro (FCP) and Avid Media Composer in a single drag-and-drop operation.
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Vitec axes jobs despite profits
Vitec Group has made job cuts in its broadcast systems division despite pocketing a pre-tax profit of£35m last year, an increase of 17% on 2007.
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Electra appoints new business head
Camera hire company Electra Film and Television has recruited Dominic Kipling as head of new business.
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Economic downturn forces Mill to cut staff
The Mill is making 25 people redundant as part of a restructuring programme that will also see some central resources relocated to America.
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How we ... captured ocean race thrills in HD
Chris McLaughlin at Inmarsat on sending cinema-quality footage from extreme conditions.
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Behind The Scenes
On Location: Making a drama out of a crisis
James Burstall on how Leopardrama turned a factual show into a five-part drama.
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MediaCityUK: The city within the city
The developers of MediaCityUK say its cutting-edge facilities mean it is ready for the digital big hitters. So are those big hitters ready for MediaCityUK, asks Adrian Pennington.
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Rogue joins Digilab for digital service
Rogue Element Films has formed an alliance with tapeless workflow company Digilab London that will see the two companies provide producers with a full digital production service.
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Fourth quarter losses for Autodesk
Autodesk Inc has reported a fourth-quarter loss of $105.3 million based on falling sales and an impairment charge related to its media and entertainment business.
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New trio to aid Foundry expansion
Visual effects software developer The Foundry has appointed three new sales and product management staff.
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Camera Corps on the move
Camera Corps has moved to a bigger office within Shepperton Studios and invested in a raft of new equipment.
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422 Manchester picks up third Smoke
422 Manchester has bought a third Autodesk Smoke editing and finishing system and added an HDcam SR deck capable of dealing with data from digital cameras such as the Red One and the Phantom.
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Quantel adds Red 2k support
Quantel has updated the software on its eQ and Pablo HD online finishing and colour correction systems so that it can work with 2K projects shot on Red cameras.
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Creative Review - Horne and Corden titles
Titles created for the new comedy sketch show featuring Mathew Horne and James Corden.
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Creative Review - EPSN America launch
Work completed in order to reposition North American Sports Network as a US sports channel for expats and other fans of ice hockey, baseball and American football.
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Creative Review - Bookaboo
Front and end sequences produced by Blue-Zoo for the CITV kids show.
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Yahoo's Linwood gets BBC CTO job
The BBC has appointment former Yahoo! senior vice president of engineering John Linwood as its new chief technology officer.
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Project Canvas lined up for 2010 launch
The BBC hopes Project Canvas set-top boxes will hit the shops next year, making the plan to offer viewers easy access to the internet and on-demand services via their television sets more tangible than ever before.