The Institute of Broadcast Sound (IBS), the industry body founded in 1977 to represent professionals working in the field of audio for broadcast, is to rename itself The Institute of Professional Sound. The change will take effect from January 1st, 2012.
Its been about a year since we started the scheme and 6 months since the first mentoring pairs were set up and, so far, the scheme seems to be going well.
The IBS response to OFCOM consultation on future use of bands IV and V.
One set of guidelines for BBC, C4, C5, ITV, BSkyB and S4C.
People with hearing difficulties could soon benefit from adjustments to be made to the sound quality on TV programmes, thanks to research undertaken by Voice of the Listener & Viewer (VLV), the BBC and RNID in 2010.
Barry Cobden and Grant Bridgeman describe their impressions of the IBS Training Weekend 2011.
At the BVE show in February, IBS fielded a panel of well known members for the “Ask the Experts” session in the Audio seminar room.
Wireless equipment owners, who have submitted claims under the 800MHz Funding Scheme, are being urged to ensure that claims are all complete, and accompanied by the relevant proof of ownership information, before the 2nd of April 2011, which is the final deadline for all submissions.
Ofcom confirmed on 20 January that Arqiva has, subject to terms, been awarded the contract for licensing spectrum to the Programme Making and Special Events (PMSE) sector following a tender exercise.
BEIRG raised concern that the four week timeframe for responses was an insufficient period to allow all interested parties to be made fully aware of the existence of the consultation
