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| IBC
Awards
There have been awards at the International
Broadasting Convention for many years. These have been sponsored
by various groups.
We appologise to them for simply listing these awards under "IBC".
| 2006 |
IBC Innovation Award for the Piero
Sports Graphics project [read
more] |
| 2005 |
Adam Wiewiorka and Peter Moss for their
work on DAB active repeaters [read
more] |
| 2000 |
John Sykes is engineer of the year [read
more] |
| 1999 |
The Achievement in Aquisition for
the making of "Cecilia
and Bryn at Glyndebourne" in HD [read
more] |
| 1999 |
Jointly with our MOTIVATE Partners for
the DTT Mobile Service [read
more] |
1999
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The Acquisition Technology
award for our work (with BBC SMART Productions )
on low-cost, high-quality digital camcorders [read
more]
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1999
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The Launch of the Year to BBC Digital
Services for the launch of the BBC's new Digital
Services [read
more]
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1998
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David Kirby is audio engineer of
the year [read
more]
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1998
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Nick Wells for his work in the Atlantic
project [read
more]
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1998
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The virtual studio [read
more]
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1997
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Rhys Lewis for his work on DAB [read
more]
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1997
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The Editor's Award for Technological
Achievement goes to our team developing Digital Terrestrial
Television
for its trial network [read
more]
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1994
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R&D won the International Broadcast & Television
Buyer Award for "the most innovative transmission
solution" for its work on the high power London
DAB Experiment
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1984
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Dr. Geoffrey Philips, Head of Radio Frequency Group,
was presented with the first ever IBC Award at the
International Broadcasting Convention, Brighton, in
recognition of his acclaimed work over thirty years
in fostering the efficient use of the radio spectrum
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