IS
makes lack of xmas idents seem trivial in comparison.
The issue of the lack of xmas idents is trivial!
No it's not.Christmas idents are really important.
No they flippin aren't.
Indeed, most of us are too pissed to notice them!
Jugalug posted:
saturdaymorning posted:
Inspector Sands posted:
GaryC posted:
makes lack of xmas idents seem trivial in comparison.
The issue of the lack of xmas idents is trivial!
No it's not.Christmas idents are really important.
No they flippin aren't.
Indeed, most of us are too pissed to notice them!
IS
Animal Planet? Asianet?
Not sure if Humpty was refering to a channel or playout company... drawn a blank with both though
Jugalug posted:
Animal Planet? Asianet?
Not sure if Humpty was refering to a channel or playout company... drawn a blank with both though
JO
er, think I'm being a bit slow.... begins with A and ends in T
Animal Planet? Asianet?
Angli... erm oh no not that one.
What other stations start with A & end with T?
Jugalug posted:
Inspector Sands posted:
Humpty Dumpty posted:
Well the rumour in the transmission world is that they aren't the only ones in for it... begins with an A ends in a t.
er, think I'm being a bit slow.... begins with A and ends in T
Animal Planet? Asianet?
Angli... erm oh no not that one.
What other stations start with A & end with T?
IS
Ahhhh, yes got it now, of course!
thegeek posted:
I can think of a large multinational post-production and playout company starting with A and ending with T - they're one of Red Bee's main competitors, and provide playout for five and Discovery, amongst others.
Ahhhh, yes got it now, of course!
NG
Would it be a separate playout operation owned (or owned by a consortium led) by the same Australian bank as Red Bee ? If so - then it makes sense to cosite the operations doesn't it?
Interesting - as the company that provides this playout operation has just been appointed (instead of Siemens) by the BBC to provide uplink facilities for the Freesat operation ?
noggin
Founding member
Humpty Dumpty posted:
Well the rumour in the transmission world is that they aren't the only ones in for it... begins with an A ends in a t.
Would it be a separate playout operation owned (or owned by a consortium led) by the same Australian bank as Red Bee ? If so - then it makes sense to cosite the operations doesn't it?
Interesting - as the company that provides this playout operation has just been appointed (instead of Siemens) by the BBC to provide uplink facilities for the Freesat operation ?
HD
Indeed the same company that provides playout to the Discovery Networks Europe channels were in for the bid but it's been confirmed to me that the colour alphabet company mentioned earlier has won 'preferred status' in the bid.
I also hear Technicolor - ITV transmission supplier - were also in the running though their bid was a non-starter as they've got enough on their plate with the Chiswick move.
I also hear Technicolor - ITV transmission supplier - were also in the running though their bid was a non-starter as they've got enough on their plate with the Chiswick move.