On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 2:48 PM, Chris Riley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I guess question number 1 is how supported is the publishing of now
playing data to last.fm? Is it something that the BBC will provide their
own supported feed for as part of the new music site (especially as you are
Hi James,
Thanks for the quick response, and I'll checkout getsatisfaction.com.
So quickly on the tracklisting front. Once they're back in the /programmes
pages, would these get updated as they're played. I.e. if I polled a
tracklisiting feed from /programmes every 10 minutes, would I see the
: [backstage] Radio now playing feeds
Hi James,
Thanks for the quick response, and I'll checkout getsatisfaction.com.
So quickly on the tracklisting front. Once they're back in the /programmes
pages, would these get updated as they're played. I.e. if I polled a
tracklisiting feed from /programmes every
Michael,
2008/8/1 Michael Smethurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for the moment the tracks are grabbed real time off vcs
but this data only gets pulled thru to the live database (and hence /music
and /programmes) every 10 minutes. there's also page caching to take into
account. so real time updates
the other issue is around our legal agreements with the music industry
around how much timing data we can give out for tracks playing
O RLY?
Would you be kind enough to expand on what the issues are? Unless you can't
give it out for legal reasons of course!
yup, u got me. not legal
Backstage people might enjoy this thread:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/jul/31/internet.internetipos
2008/8/1 Michael Smethurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the other issue is around our legal agreements with the music industry
around how much timing data we can give out for tracks
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the other issue is around our legal agreements with the music
Brian Butterworth wrote:
Backstage people might enjoy this thread:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/jul/31/internet.internetipos
Unfortunately what this guy fails to mention is the detection method
used is so poor it allows anyone with a Web Browser or other device
capable of
because computers are evil, dude! ;-)
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Backstage people might enjoy this thread:
http://www.guardian.co.uk
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