You can do that with Isilon's WebDAV interface (Kodak Easyshare for
example) and with SyncIQ and Aspera it could be replicated around the
BBC's storage clusters with no human interaction.
The tools to buy, not build, a DMI exist already.
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On 1 Feb 2010, at 14:37, Ant Miller
kids, though. Although you'd think it was a bit
pricy for them.
I can see iTunesU combining lectures and notes rather nicely on the
device, though.
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I think it is more about conflation / coalescence / convergence on one
device.
The more one can consume, interact and communicate on one platform, the
better, I think.
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[mailto:owner-backst
A Haynes manual won't help you with a modern car. You need an engine monitoring
system and connection to the manufacturer
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Did he say whether iBooks will run on existing iPhones?
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On 28 Jan 2010, at 08:53, Mo McRoberts m...@nevali.net wrote:
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 08:32, Brian Butterworth briant...@freeview.tv
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It does, both, what?
it runs an operating system.
it has a keyboard.
Put Jellycar and Doodlejump on it and you will never see it again...
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am immensely excited about what this can do for
us and our customers internal and external communication. I think (and
hope) it will be a massive success as we could really use a tool like
this.
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At a guess it is the parties that paid large sums of money to acquire
or create the content.
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On 16 Sep 2009, at 07:52, Brian Butterworth briant...@freeview.tv
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I was going to post about this when I saw the original document, but
I'm ashamed to say I didn't get
Do you all have to wear polo necks tucked into your jeans, now?
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I wonder what they are using as their mail server. Kerio, Apple or
something else?
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Martin
If you are an information architect; who are the information civil engineers?
;-)
So how many people have *actually* moved off an MS app to an open source app.
And more to the point, who on earth thought using Notes was a good idea!!
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It goes deeper than this; currently there is no place in the national
curriculum to teach kids to touch type. So even though they will most
likely spend a large part of their time on a keyboard no one thinks it
appropriate to teach them an effective way to do that.
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The Magic Elf seems to have got Stephen Fry touring the US with a map pin in
London, though?
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Oh man
Are you calling Stephen well covered?
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But was it to scale?
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The original iPlayer goes to 11 too
met
in the Media and Technology space. He would whip FMT into shape - if anyone
could.
Reading Ariel yesterday it looks like the BBC have got some serious house
cleaning to do on the bureaucracy front. I would think that is one of the
largest tasks facing them as an organisation.
Rupert
Tim, my reading of the email was that the, linked to, article contained
quotes that look like they might have been lifted straight from an email
on this very list...
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Have you read the weasel words about Traffic Shaping aka Fair Usage on the
Tiscali web site, they are quite a hoot.
Rupert
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lurking on the list?
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It is on all platforms now I think;
http://wiki.mozilla.org/WebRunner#Latest_version
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Ian
I think it is funny that it says
The current versions of the programs only work on PCs.
despite the fact that earlier the article quotes your BBC man saying that
the nice thing is that it is cross platform...
I think that the BBC should keep an eye on Mozilla Prism as well.
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