All Technology articles – Page 503
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NewsBlue helps to bring back the 60s
The telecine and restoration team at Blue post production is transferring more than a hundred hours of unseen interviews from the 1960s for a new BFI online research tool to be launched next year.
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NewsMagnolia unveils web re-purposing tool
Magnolia has launched a new Java-based, open source content management system that allows broadcasters to manage and serve their content over the Internet.
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FeaturesCreative Review - Zero G
Zero gravity channel idents and promos created for Space Week on Nat Geo.
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FeaturesCreative Review - ShortsTV
Full channel launch branding and an on-air package for a new international short film channel.
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NewsClear Cut smoothes post process
Clear Cut Pictures and grading system manufacturer Edifis are co-developing software that the west London post house believes will deliver greater efficiencies to post-production workflows.
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NewsPharos sets up Salford development base
Pharos has opened a new software development facility at The Pie Factory in Salford.
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Edit suite added to Imperial College
Imperial College has installed a TV studio and editing suite at its central library in Kensington.
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SNG unveils fixed-receive network
SNG Broadcast Services is launching a resource that will allow news crews to operate wireless cameras in central London without a satellite uplink or -radio-link vehicle.
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NewsConcrete set for major changes
Concrete Post Ltd has convened a meeting of members and creditors for Monday 8 December in order for the company to be placed into creditors' voluntary liquidation.
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FeaturesOB's Olympic year
While 2008 was profitable for OBs, the market is braced for a tougher year ahead. The future will be all about smaller, more focused investment.
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FeaturesHow I... shot sound underwater in real time
Bob Cranston on how his HD camera captured the sound of diving with sharks
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FeaturesOn Location: The Hunger Season
Director Beadie Finzi unravels the tangle of forces at work in a humanitarian crisis.
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NewsApple announces FCP improvements
Final Cut Pro version 6.0.5 to address general performance issues and improve reliability when rendering still images and footage in high-res formats.
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NewsAscent 142 adds BrightDrive
Bright Systems, the US disk-recording and data infrastructure technology developer, has installed a BrightDrive media recording system at Ascent 142.
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NewsBVE open for registrations
Registrations are now open for Broadcast Video Expo, the UK exhibition for production, post, delivery, AV and new media technology.
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NewsCase study: Wayne Rooney's Street Striker
How creative agency Ingredient created and posted a title sequence for Coke Zero Presents: Wayne Rooney's Street Striker on Sky 1.
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NewsDisk-based media archive product launched
Object Matrix is working with distributor Channel Dynamics to launch The MatrixStore, a new multi purpose disk-based archive product designed for media businesses with large data libraries.
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NewsAvid offers new 384TB Isis Unity
Avid has revealed that version 2.0 of its blade-based Unity ISIS storage system will offer up to 384 terabytes of storage and be able to handle up to 330 users at the same time.
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NewsThomas: cut jobs or make losses
BBC Resources chief executive Mark Thomas has acknowledged that the facilities company would have made losses and been forced to focus on “surviving rather than thriving” without this week's announced job cuts.