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STAR Awards 2018/19

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Tom at 02:43, 27 December 2019

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Tom at 04:48, 24 December 2019

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Tom at 02:52, 24 December 2019

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Tom: Created page with "From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. == Committee == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Position ! Name |- | Broadcasting Officer | Laura M..."

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Created page with "From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. == Committee == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Position ! Name |- | Broadcasting Officer | Laura M..."

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From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things.

== Committee ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Position
! Name
|-
| [[Broadcasting Officer|Broadcasting Officer]]
| Laura Mueller
|-
| [[Deputy Station Manager|Deputy Broadcasting Officer]]
| Euan Elder
|-
| [[Head of Marketing|Head of Marketing and Outreach]]
| Minoli De Silva
|-
| [[Head of Programming|Head of Programming]]
| Blandine Hoge
|-
| [[Treasurer|Head of Finance]]
| David Kleeger
|-
| [[Head of Programming|Assistant Head of Programming]]
| Anna Rose Harris
|-
| [[Head Technician|Head of Tech]]
| Tom Groves
|-
| [[Head Technician|Assistant Head of Tech]]
| Danil Flewelling
|-
| [[Head of Web|Head of Web]]
| Kieran Wallbanks
|-
| [[Head of Music|Head of Music]]
| Hugo Jobst
|-
| [[News Editor|Head of News]]
| Jamie Rodney
|-
| [[News Editor|Assistant Head of News]]
| Kaylee Kelley
|-
| [[Head of Events|Head of Events]
| Alex Ehrenberg
|-
| [[Head of Events|Head of Freshers' Events]]
| Hannah Gilchrist
|-
| [[Head of Design|Head of Creative]]
| Sabine Denat
|-
| [[Hearing Aid Editors|Head of Hearing Aid (Print)]]
| Lucy Bidie
|-
| [[Hearing Aid Editors|Head of Hearing Aid (Online)]]
| Claudia Hockey
|-
| [[Secretary|Head of Internal Communications]]
| Bear Hutchison
|}

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 = Programming =
 [[File:Show schedule S1 2018-19.jpg|frame|Show schedule, Martinmas semester 2018/19.]]
 [[File:Show schedule S2 2018-19.jpg|frame|Show schedule, Candlemas semester 2018/19.]]

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 From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5.
-==Myriad Buyout==
+=Myriad Buyout=
-Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and provided three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years, in addition to licenses for various related software. Two of the Playout v5 licenses were used straight away, and will expire in 2028. One of the licenses is currently unused.
+Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and provided three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years, in addition to licenses for various related software. Two of the Playout v5 licenses were used straight away, and will expire in 2028. One of the licenses is unused as of [[2019/20]].
-== Committee ==
+= Committee =
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−	From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5. Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and provided three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years ~~(expiring in 2028)~~, in addition to licenses for various related software.	+	From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5.
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		+	==Myriad Buyout==
		+	Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and provided three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years, in addition to licenses for various related software. Two of the Playout v5 licenses were used straight away, and will expire in 2028. One of the licenses is currently unused.

	== Committee ==		== Committee ==

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−	From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5. Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and ~~gives~~ three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years, in addition to licenses for various related software.	+	From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5. Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and provided three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years (expiring in 2028), in addition to licenses for various related software.

	== Committee ==		== Committee ==

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−	From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5.	+	From April 2018 to March 2019, STAR did... Many things. The studio software was upgraded from Myriad Playout v3 to v5. This was the conclusion of a year-long attempt to get two new computers from ITS, with Windows 10 and sufficient RAM to run Myriad Playout v5. Myriad is developed by BroadcastRadio; the buyout option cost £1,499.99, and gives three separate Playout v5 licenses that last for 10 years, in addition to licenses for various related software.

	== Committee ==		== Committee ==

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	== Committee ==		== Committee ==

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 | Kaylee Kelley
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-| [[Head of Events|Head of Events]
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 | Alex Ehrenberg
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