Obviously someone forgot to put that information on the jobs site. Looks like
someone else was wondering, as I found that there's been a freedom of
information request asking for the exact same information, in connection to a
job application!
Hi all, I'm new too the the backstage mailing list, but it seems to be
the appropriate place to make a request to use BBC content for my final
year degree project. What I would like to use are the sports scores
feeds that power the football live videprinter and cricket latest
scores (if such feeds
Title: Message
Hi
Vijay,
the
ECB has a feed for latest cricket scores - of course its not that busy just at
the moment as I think it concentrates on England and English domestic
games.
http://www.ecb.co.uk/live-scores.xml
Jon
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That's great thanks Jon ( England Domestic scores are just fine
to build a prototype, England have a tour coming up), now I just
need to find a football feed, I think the BBC must have one too update
their live videprinter, if not i'll have too look elsewhere. If they
can't supply me with a live
Title: Message
Hello
Vijay,
Unfortunately we
are not providing sports scores data via backstage.bbc.co.uk. This is due
to contractual issues with our feed supplier which we are looking to
resolve.
Just a quick point
on the latter part of your email: the Intellectual Property of the
Title: Message
Hi
Vijay,
Whilst the data
would be "old" it's still bound by the rights of our data provider which will
mean we will still have to get permission. I can try and find out whether
we can get any old data for you, but I'm not sure how successful I will
be.
On the aspect of
Hi Vijay,
I take it that you're a Computer Science major ? in which case why not write a small applet to fire off goal events, simulating a feed from the BBC site.
If you have a look around, then you can easily get your hands on a fixture list for the season, and player stats for each team
And if you manage to write the applet to fire off Goal Events, could
you maybe sell a copy to Huddersfield Town in the event of Pawel
Abbott getting injured..?
;-)
Cheers,
Rich.
On 10/4/05, Graeme Mulvaney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Vijay,
I take it that you're a Computer Science major ?
Kim Plowright wrote:
Kim gives up idea of ever developing interesting BBC social software
app, goes home... :-)
I shouldn't worry - Ning is also idea thievery on an awesome scale.
There's always a need for folk who have the ability to come up with an
Original Idea.
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Sent via the
You should be able to 'borrow'the datafrom one of the sportals, justmake sureyou don't get your Markov chains all tangled up in the process ;)
On 10/4/05, vijay chopra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Graeme, thanks for the idea, I'm actually a Software Engineering student, writing an applet is a good
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