All Technology articles – Page 656

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    Resellers anxious over Avid direct sales tack.

    2002-11-18T12:50:55Z

    Avid resellers and users are becoming increasingly worried by the manufacturer's attempts to sell products direct to its customers, writes John Oates

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    BRITISH PATHE ONLINE.

    2002-11-18T12:50:55Z

    British Pathe Ltd has put its 3,500-hour archive online and has already seen a big jump

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    Investor group buys out Maidstone.

    2002-11-18T12:50:55Z

    A consortium of Kent business people is pondering its next move after paying #4.25m for complete ownership of Maidstone Studios, writes John Oates

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    CHEAP PCI CARD ON SALE.

    2002-11-18T12:50:55Z

    Broadcasters such as Channel 4, which have been pushing for post-production to be done at DigiBeta

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    HOGAN JOINS TMR.

    2002-11-18T12:50:55Z

    Soho post facility The Machine Room has poached telecine colourist James Hogan from VCC Germany. Hogan,

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    THE BRIDGE PLANS DOC ABOUT BRIGHTON MUSIC.

    2002-11-18T12:50:53Z

    Brighton-based indie The Bridge is to make a 6 x 30-minute series on the rise of

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    Creative news in brief.

    2002-11-18T12:50:52Z

    TSI Design has produced a package of animated stings and idents to promote the festive season

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    Media 100 latest to offer low-cost post alternatives.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    US product manufacturer Media 100 is the latest company to actively try to drive down the

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    5D customers wait for news.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    Customers and creditors of 5D are still waiting to hear the fate of the British manufacturer,

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    Dunton wins award.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    The Moving Image Society recognised innovator Joe Dunton's services to technology development by giving him the

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    Broadcast competition.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    Broadcast, its monthly supplement B+ and Soho Editors are offering three people the chance to win

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    Soap crashes.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    Wimbledon-based company Any Effects was responsible for the dramatic helicopter crash seen on Mersey Television's soon-to-be-axed

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    More discreet for MPC.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    Soho visual effects facility The Moving Picture Company (MPC) has ordered another Discreet Inferno HD compositor

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    Eskenazi joins Nats.

    2002-11-15T15:29:29Z

    Nats editor Marc Eskenazi has left the company to join the creative team at Oasis Television

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    Promax calls review after BBC cleans up.

    2002-11-15T15:29:19Z

    The BBC's dominance of the 2002 Promax Awards has attracted stinging criticism from the industry and

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    Riverside Studios gets£3m revamp

    2002-11-13T13:44:31Z

    Riverside Studios, the BBC's old Hammersmith base and former home to Chris Evans' TFI Fridayshow, has been given a£3m overhaul with the addition of permanent in-house sound, lighting and vision facilities, writes Colin Robertson

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    Investor group buys out Maidstone

    2002-11-13T13:43:39Z

    A consortium of Kent business people is pondering its next move after paying£4.25m for complete ownership of Maidstone Studios, writes John Oates

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    Resellers anxious over Avid direct sales tack

    2002-11-13T13:42:54Z

    Avid resellers and users are becoming increasingly worried by the manufacturer's attempts to sell products direct to its customers, writes John Oates

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    Farm posts top 45s

    2002-11-13T13:42:17Z

    Soho facility The Farm has completed titles and post work on this weekend's flagship Channel 4 show The Top 100 Best Selling UK Singles. The three-hour programme, produced by Chrysalis Television, counts down the biggest songs in UK chart history. Designed by Editbox operator Marcus ...

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    British Pathe online

    2002-11-13T13:41:37Z

    British Pathe Ltd has put its 3,500-hour archive online and has already seen a big jump in sales. British Pathe managing director Julian Aston said: 'We've already seen a 20 per cent jump in orders. For our core audience of documentary researchers this makes life much easier and cheaper. But, ...