Yeah, Some good news!
The emaili just popped into my inbox to brighten up my day. Now all I
need is a good idea...
Any other confirmed attendees?
Yeah all being well I'll be there.
Im interested in event data, social networks, mapping, news, and photos.
Im sure there's an idea somewhere in
Sounds like an ace thing... I don't usually comment till I've tried,
but would be good if before the songs were commited to your last fm
account you could
choose to rate them positive or negatively, and only commit the good stuff.
I'm a music facist at heart and hate the thought of going out
hedging the weather
barcamplondon featured weather averaging for four major suppliers.
got a url for the demo ?
ian
http://alteris.co.uk
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Particulary handy if you couldn't make it too :)
Like the 'Joy of the API' guys talk so far. Quit motivating.
Ian
On 9/11/06, Ian Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recorded [1] as much as I could with my little digital camcorder from
the d.construct conference [2]. The video quality is
ahh another key requirement of web 2.0 ;)
(a cynical comment. But I do actually think there's been some interested
debate going on here, about what
exactly it is)
The server hosting the BBC Web API (
http://www0.rdthdo.bbc.co.uk/services/api/index.html) seems to be
unreachable.. at least
Hi,
Is there a list somewhere of all the programmes that are streamable ?
i.e. I know working lunch is, and that's top, and the news
sometimes is (although it's often yesterdays 10am news!) But
I'm pretty sure Countryfile isn't, and wish it was
(seperately; maybe a wishlist of streamable
All London jobs ?
Is their likely to be anything cropping in the Manchester area in the
foreseable ?
Cheers,
Ian
Um - most of these jobs aren't viewable... :-(
Cheers,
Rich.
On 5/5/06, Helen Pickford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there
We in Radio and Music Interactive are recruiting
Hi,
(first post...big wave from Manchester)
I think the hard part with the map data in the UK is that you need a Post
Code to x/y(used in the google api)
convertor.
The UK post code data is all copyrighted/protected/owned. Unlike the US
zip code data, which the geocoding
APIs, like
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