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Hong Kong: what a big convention centre you've got
Built off British governance, Chinese labour and international capital, Hong Kong has long prided itself on its forward-looking nature. When…
Oktobor: bugging kids online
According to Oktobor’s Creative Technologist Mark Zeman, the brief from Ambience Entertainment for the new website for Erky Perky, a…
Bliss: Platinum Fund funds bonnet drama
NZ On Air has announced a new period drama for TV One's Sunday Theatre, supported by the Platinum Fund. Bliss…
Wellington: encouraging Aussies to catch colds
Positively Wellington has launched a new campaign to attract Australians, since most Kiwis already know what the place is like…
Canterbury Industry Day: Programme
The Canterbury Industry Day takes place this Sunday, 21 March at CPIT. For anyone still undecided about attending, here's the…
New Zealand Weekly Box Office to 17 March, 2010
Slimmer local-related pickings on offer this week, with the disappearance of The Lovely Bones and An Education. East Coaster This…
New Zealand TV Top 20: w / e 13.3.10
The temperature outside drops a couple of degrees and we turn into a nation of sooks. This week's winner, by…
Show Me Shorts: calling for 2010 entries
The 2010 Show Me Shorts Film Festival today opened its call for entries. The annual national short film festival plays…
Fujifilm and IBM: burning books
IBM and Fujifilm have achieved a world record in areal data density on linear magnetic tape. Newly developed technologies will…
Sidhe: releases Steam-driven PC version of Shatter
Sidhe's original title Shatter, a retro-inspired brick-breaking game, is now available for PC download via Steam. The PC version of…