All Technology articles – Page 558
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CommentTV is short-sighted
Broadcasters have been too defensive in their use of new technology according to Magic Lantern's Anthony Lilley.
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NewsTurner adopts MXF
Turner Broadcasting will begin using the mastering format MXF at its European headquarters in London.
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Orange picks Red Bee
Orange has chosen Red Bee Media to repurpose content from its digital TV service, due to launch in the final quarter of this year.
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NewsHireworks buys Sony
Broadcast hire company Hireworks purchased 10 Sony LMD 2450 monitors at IBC.
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FeaturesTelling an explosive tale
Producer Vicky Matthews braved force nine gales to film the epic story of the Hindenburg disaster.
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More support for JVC HD
JVC has secured editing support for its 720/50p native HD format, with workflows being developed by Apple and Avid.
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FeaturesMeet the Natives
A show that throws native islanders into British life proved an ethical minefield.
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NewsSMPTE plans standard for ultra-HDTV
The Society for Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) has launched an initiative to develop a standard for Ultra HDTV as demonstrated by Japanese broadcaster NHK at last year's IBC.
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CommentBlog: The suite life
Editor James Bicknell details how Queengate fundamentally changed his working life and suggests that the viewing public would probably hate an honest, chronologically sound programme. [ALL]
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NewsThe Foundry launches Nuke 5
IBC: Soho based The Foundry has launched a new version of its compositing application Nuke. Read this and other IBC stories by clicking on the link. [ALL]
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NewsFireman Sam to return in HD
Hit Entertainment is to make kids show Fireman Samin high definition CGI animation for the first time. [ALL]
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021 in Omni link-up
OB company 021 has formed a long-term business alliance with Omni TV, part of the Barcud Derwen group.
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UK Screen board additions
UK Screen has added six members to its board of directors for 2007-08.
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FeaturesInterview with Dr Phillip Alvelda
MobiTV has succeeded where others have failed and now has more than 2 million paying subscribers.
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FeaturesStuart: a Life Backwards
Bringing a sense of warmth to a tale of drug abuse, homelessness and bloody violence called for some unique production techniques.
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NewsPinewood Shepperton mulls BBC Resources bid
Pinewood Shepperton studios is interested in buying BBC Resources, after reporting half-year results in which pre-tax profit was up 39% but operating profit and turnover were flat.
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Brighton TV clarification
Broadcastwrongly stated that Brighton TV had agreed a deal to produce 25 HD, Blu-Ray and SD DVDs a year for the Royal Opera House-owned Opus Arte ( Broadcast, 23/08/07).
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Intervideo buys Ph.C-HD
Hire company Gearhouse Broadcast has sold a Snell and Wilcox Alchemist Ph.C-HD to conversion company Intervideo.
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Jungle Group swings into picture post sector
Sound specialist Jungle Group is moving into picture post with the launch of a new division called Giant.
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Pharos shows off Mediator
At IBC, media software management specialist Pharos Communications will exhibit the Mediator V3 media management platform, claimed to improve efficiency in a broadcast workflow working across channels, platforms and sites.