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  In praise of the Japanese people

  16th March 2011 by Sean Malone Be the first to comment

  The Japanese tsunami and the resultant human tragedy unfolding on our TV screens has once again highlighted the awesome power of mother nature and our complete lack of control over its force. As a highly developed nation with advanced technologies, the Japanese people have recorded hundreds of high quality video clips that highlight to the rest of the world the details of the tragedy that is unfolding in their country. The video below has been produced by the Telegraph from a wide range of sources and shows the devastating speed at which the earthquake and resulting tsunami wreaked havoc upon Japan and its people...

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  Our videos help trees in the UK

  12th November 2010 by Simon Malone 1 comments

  From the outset of VirtualStudio.TV we have all made the effort to right some of our environmental wrongs of the past and be as “green” as possible. Our video production processes vastly reduce the need for transporting equipment and people as all videos are shot in our studio in Cambridge. Also we have made a wide range of decisions to make our organisation more environmentally sound. From the small things such as using energy saving bulbs in the office and recycling our waste, to more significant things contributions such as purchasing new low energy LED studio lights at greater cost than standard lights, we are making a real effort. Like most things in life, we have found that sustainable behaviour is a habit that once learnt is pretty easy to work with.

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  Small business sustainability

  5th August 2010 by Simon Malone Be the first to comment

  During the many meetings that led to the creation VirtualStudio.TV we all spoke about what we wanted the company to represent and some of the ways we wanted it to differ from the other businesses the five directors were involved in. The idea of working one day a week and earning double the salary was unfortunately quickly deemed to be unworkable, but the idea of “being green” was a significant one that has stuck and is something we are proud to show on our website.

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