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High Def Leopard is Snow Reward

Written by James MacGregor on 04 March 2006. Posted in Cross media

The rarte, elusive, snow leopardFour years in the making, Planet Earth is the first natural history series to be filmed completely in high definition.A group of experienced wildlife cameramen have spent the past fours years in a variety of remote locations capturing images never been seen before on camera.

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Consumers Confused Over Internet Protocol TV

Written by James macGregor on 06 March 2006. Posted in Cross media

IPTV - confusion among consumersA survey of consumers across the United States and Europe has found almost half of them do not understand the term IPTV, which implies that more than half of them claimed they do, although in truth, it's feared many of them probably do not.

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Lights! Camera! Mobile?

Written by James MacGregor on 01 March 2006. Posted in Cross media

Moblie Phone MoviesA feature-length film made using mobile phones. Sound improbable? Not in South Africa, where a feature has just been made using eight cellphones and USD160,000, and a good idea that might just be the future of film-making.

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Cyprus Claims First Internet TV Service

Written by James MacGregor on 27 February 2006. Posted in Cross media

Cyprus ITV logoCyprus claims to be the first country in the world to have its own television channel on the internet, launched at a fraction of the cost of a conventional terrestrial or satellite

 

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Double Decaff and a Digital Film Course Please

Written by James MacGregor on 19 January 2006. Posted in Cross media

Coffee drinkers in Cumbria with filmmaking interests can now satisfy both their passions in one cosy cafe.
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