On Friday 25 May 2007 14:54, Jeremy Stone wrote:
not sure we can stretch that to 45 minutes I'm afraid.
No dedication some people!
You could make a 6 part 1/2 series extolling the virtues of
biscuits if you really wanted to.
You know you want to ;)
If material comes up short, I could
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On Friday 25 May 2007 14:54, Jeremy Stone wrote:
not sure we can stretch that to 45 minutes I'm afraid.
No dedication some people!
You could make a 6 part 1/2 series extolling the virtues of
biscuits if you really wanted to.
You know you
Hey guys,
Just a reminder for anyone who was wanted to come along this evening.
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/190628/
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I'll be there :) if that's enough of a pull...
Ian Forrester
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Anyone up for drinking beer and talking bo***cks after this? :-)
Cheers,
Rich.
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I could run a special half-time feature (~10mins duration) on the best
multibuys to be had
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Actually I think Google have planned a drinking event after the google day.
I'll find out and post up on upcoming.org
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Hi All,
Joost have just published pretty much everything about the Joost client to
there development area. There's even an introduction to creating Joost Widgets.
http://dev.joost.com
Enjoy!
Ian Forrester
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Does anyone have a spare joost invite they can send my way?
Would be most grateful.
Cheers!
David
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Last night I noticed my digital radio (The Bug) displayed BBC Radio
7 instead of the usual BBC 7. The shortcut also displayed as BBC R7,
like Radio 4 does. I investigated and found 6music had also changed -
BBC Radio 6 music.
Why is this? Obviously it's a radio broadcast - it's a digital
I'll be along to that, although might on an early-ish train back...
Daniel Morris | Software Engineer
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I can't answer that, but I noticed that during the championship playoff
final yesterday my digital radio (some Argos cheapo) displayed 5 live
as:
BBC Radio 5l
I had to look twice at the lower case l on the end to work out what it
was.
S.
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I would attend for a short while, Google have an hour after the
keynote - is that going to be drinks reception?
Ben Hall
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I'll be along to that, although might on an early-ish train back...
Daniel Morris | Software Engineer
BBC Entertainment
Can someone send me an invite to joost as well please?
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I was going to ask the same thing myself, but rather than have this list
deluged with requests can those who have invites instead volunteer the fact
they have invites (and how many) to help maintain the signal-to-noise level
of this newsgroup?
Thanks,
Ian Smith
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I have a feeling I have quite a few spare invites - email me offlist and
I'll fire you off an invite :)
Just a note - you NEED XP or higher, Joost does an OS check and won't even
let me get past the splash on my 2000 desktop. Works fine on the laptop
though (and when stuff is correctly encoded in
I'll have a word with my friends at Joost, see if we can get a bunch of
invites.
Ian Forrester
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More complaints about shockingly poor audio quality received by Ofcom as
the BBC diversifies even more in its digital radio offerings
Nice bit of tautology if the new Beeb radio policy is to prefix Radio onto
all their chans' metadata :/
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From: Simon Cobb
I was just thinking about this yesterday! It occurred to me that 6 Music and
BBC 7 probably have/had a larger non-radio (i.e. non-wireless) audience in
their first few years so using the word radio in the station name could be
misleading.
Could it be that DAB listenership is now higher than
Just discovered the following which allows you to invite yourself!
https://joost.com/presents/gigaom-newteevee/
Ian Smith
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Subject: RE:
I was just thinking about this yesterday! It occurred to me
that 6 Music and BBC 7 probably have/had a larger non-radio
(i.e. non-wireless) audience in their first few years so
using the word radio in the station name could be misleading.
Could it be that DAB listenership is now higher
Toni Sant wrote:
Could it be that DAB listenership is now higher than Internet listenership?
I believe it's simpler than that -- consistency of branding.
I think they're just enforcing these apparent naming conventions:
BBC Radio n - radio station (whatever 'radio' means these days)
BBC n
Once again, sorry for spamming this accross so may lists! Thanks, Tim
Creative Commons, the Open Rights Group and Free Culture UK are pleased to
announce the first London CC-Salon event, to be held in Shoreditch on
Thursday 28th June 2007.
The CC Salon is a monthly event focused on building a
BBC local radio's obviously being left well alone for the time being then
(as I tune into BBC WM, and observe the previous response along the same
lines from Tim!)
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Sent: 29 May 2007 17:06
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I got my acceptance email earlier, tried to log in but noted the please
wait at least an hour (which would probably explain why my details aren't
authenticating me right now) but I was wondering - given that the email says
all information about iPlayer is confidential what exactly can we blog
Christopher,
Rule of thumb, if something is already available on the web somewhere
it's deemed to be in the public domain from a legal perspective.
That doesn't mean you ethically SHOULD talk about something or that you
can't upset anyone, just that people would have a hard time
So I would take notice of what others are doing around you.
I did actually link to this massive review of the iPlayer on my own blog.
http://www.consumingexperience.com/2007/05/bbc-iplayer-free-tv-radio-programme.html
Cheers
Ian
Christopher Woods wrote:
I got my acceptance email earlier,
Indeed, I also noticed an old but fairly in-depth review of the original iMP
trial platform on the informitv site - but you wonder sometimes whether
these people have some kind of special dispensation or not to blog about
these things over Mr. Joe Blogger just blogging for fun.
Ta for that link,
To paraphrase Elvis Costello (or possibly Frank Zappa), surely
blogging for fun is like dancing about architecture? ;-)
Cheers,
Rich.
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- but you wonder sometimes whether
these people have some kind of special dispensation or not to blog
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