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‘Earth’ fights its way to the top

Polar bears, elephants and humpback whales — they are all fighting for the survival of their offspring. Alastair Fothergill and Mark Linfield travelled around the world for five years and made a documentary film about it. The effort paid off: ‘Earth — The Film’, which entered at number five last week, makes the leap to number one in the media control cinema charts.
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19.02.2008
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11th eDIT Filmmaker’s Festival: young-talent competition

Who will demonstrate talent and creativity with a 30-second film on the subject of Planet Earth and — win eDward 2008? The best films will be shown at the opening gala of the 11th Filmmaker’s Festival in Frankfurt am Main in September. Cash and non-cash prizes worth around 5,000 euros also await
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15.02.2008
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Green Oscar for ‘Earth’

As part of the ‘Cinema for Peace’ benefit gala, the ‘CleanEnergy Award’ was presented for the first time in Berlin yesterday evening. The unique and breathtaking nature documentary ‘EARTH’ was honoured. The ‘Green Oscar’ distinguishes projects that engage with the subject of the environment in a special way.
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13.02.2008
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DP Interview: Architects Open Up to the 3D Market

Autodesk is the worldwide sponsor of the traveling exhibition “Envisioning Change,” which draws attention to climate change. In Oslo, this exhibition was opened by Autodesk on World Climate Day. On this occasion, DP Editor-in-Chief Matthias J. Lange conducted an interview with Amar Hanspal, Autodesk Senior Vice President Platform Solutions and Emerging Business.
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11.07.2007
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,eneloop’ Batteries Have Been on the European Market for One Year

SANYO Component Europe GmbH is celebrating: The subsidiary of SANYO Electric Co. Ltd, the worldwide market leader in rechargeable batteries, introduced ,eneloop' to the European market one year ago. Since then, the novel rechargeable battery has already become available in 28 European countries and has sold more than five million times throughout Europe. Worldwide, as many as 30 million units have already crossed the counter (as of April 2007)
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09.07.2007
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