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ALCS: UK's Emerging Filmmakers Shortlisted for Film the House Competition

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Wednesday, November 24, 2021
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LONDON, Nov. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Film the House is delighted to announce the latest homegrown talent when it comes to up-and-coming filmmakers and scriptwriters. Run in collaboration with parliament, the annual film and scriptwriting competition for UK-based student and independent filmmakers is a fun and innovative way of highlighting the importance of intellectual property rights among creators, legislators and the general public.

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  • Prizes for the winners include:
    All shortlisted entrants will be invited to the Film the House Winners' Ceremony at the House of Commons on 18 January 2021 where Helen Lederer, writer, comedian and actor, will compre the ceremony.
  • The Film the House competition enjoys widespread industry support and is proudly sponsored by ALCS, The Walt Disney Company, ViacomCBS, The Motion Picture Association, Directors UK, Netflix, Prime Video, and WarnerMedia.
  • ALCS is a not-for-profit organisation started by writers for the benefit of all types of writers.
  • It is designed to support authors and their creativity, ensure they receive fair payment and see their rights are respected.

CyberMDX Tackling the Growing Threat of Connected Medical Devices as Part of Cyber Awareness Month

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Thursday, September 30, 2021
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Similarly, medical devices are now moving rapidly from offline to online and there are societal and economic impacts.

Key Points: 
  • Similarly, medical devices are now moving rapidly from offline to online and there are societal and economic impacts.
  • While traditionally most medical devices were offline, a recent Deloitte study revealed that nearly half of all medical devices were already connected to the internet by 2018, with that number expected to rise to 68% by 2023.
  • Discussion with AWS Cyber awareness month in Canada will focus this week on the impacts of Working and Networking.
  • CyberMDX works closely with regulatory bodies such as the FDA and CISA, medical devices vendors, and HDOs to educate and improve the medical devices security awareness of the market.