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David
On behalf of the team who worked on the API: thank you.
That is possibly the coolest thing I've ever seen (perhaps I should get out
more) and I might just have to buy my own Nabaztag bunny so it can sit in my kitchen telling me what's on telly. I don't
think any of us envisaged this mash-up (if that can describe it?), it makes the
project worth while.
Chris
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Broadcasting House From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Burden Sent: 09 June 2006 13:38 To: [email protected] Subject: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny Ben,
Here’s one final one before you go then. Using the Nabaztag Wifi bunny to read out what’s on TV tonight using the new TV API (thank goodness I can finally stop downloading those TV Anytime files).
Of course if you haven’t got a bunny you’ll just have to watch the video instead.
http://www.daden.co.uk/consulting/pages/000296.html
All the best Ben, and thanks for everything you’ve done for BBC Backstage and Web 2.0.
David
David Burden
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- [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny David Burden
- Re: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny Kirk Northrop
- RE: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny David Burden
- Re: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi B... Kirk Northrop
- RE: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny Chris Bowley
- RE: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny Jonathan Austin
- RE: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny Ben Metcalfe
- Re: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi Bunny Graeme Mulvaney
- RE: [backstage] BBC TV API to Nabaztag Wifi B... David Burden

