A free app for venues to set up and manage Auracast broadcasts using GN accessories has been made available on Google Play and the App Store.
Just short of a decade after its stage debut at London’s Almeida Theatre, political playwright James Graham’s Ink, the dramatisation of the 1960s relaunch of The Sun, is adapted for the screen with ...
“Gibney is a douche,” tweeted Elon Musk in 2023, in response to the news that Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney is to examine him in his new film, MUSK. Decrying the documentary as a “hit piece” ...
Station announcements at Bristol Temple Meads are to be made available in multiple languages, through a new pilot combining Bluetooth’s Auracast technology and artificial intelligence from the tech ...
Before the explosion of true crime podcasts we see today, there was Chris Hansen and his investigative series To Catch A Predator, which ran from 2004 to 2007. In Primetime, the narrative feature ...
Bluetooth’s Auracast technology is now available to 28 per cent of Vue’s customers in the UK and Ireland, with 200 screens across the cinema chain’s venues offering the assistive listening experience.
Brighton station has permanently installed Auracast, Bluetooth’s assistive listening technology, making it the first UK station to do so. Unlike standard Bluetooth pairing, Auracast allows for an ...
Auracast, Bluetooth’s assistive listening technology, has been suggested by the Department for Transport as a potential commitment for local bus services to adopt, as they create their bus network ...
Horror is truly having its moment in the theatrical spotlight (or would it prefer to be in the shadows?) Just weeks after the opening of the jaw-dropping Paranormal Activity (today extended for ...
What’s a rich man’s version of generational trauma? In Andy Sandberg’s Affluenza, kicking off Riverside Studios’ new Mainstage season, the answer seems to be a hereditary ‘moral vacancy’, where ...
New British Sign Language (BSL) signs have been created for 13 botanical terms, in a project between Scottish academics and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh launching later this year. The signs ...
‘Don’t Lose the Music’ campaign launched as 10 per cent of Gen Z regularly report ‘hearing hangover’
The Royal National Institute for Deaf people (RNID) has unveiled a new campaign urging music lovers to protect their hearing, after one in 10 of those aged 20 to 29 reported regularly experiencing ...
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