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15/01/2003

APRS to hold seminar on Asian industry

The APRS - Association of Professional Recording Servives – are to start their 2003 programme with a seminar, co-hosted by the DTI, for all manufacturers and service providers who are interested in exporting goods or attracting overseas clients to UK facilities.
The event has been designed to provide a broader exploration of exporting in general with a special focus on the fast expanding Indian and Chinese markets.
India has the largest film industry in the world, and a significant proportion of domestic producers are now looking to enhance their production values in the hope that more Indian-made films are viewed by western cinema audiences.
The prospect of China creating a digital television infrastructure in time for the Olympics in 2008 is a fresh incentive for a number of UK based hardware and software specialists.
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VMI.TV Ltd

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