On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 14:32:18 +0100, Gordon Joly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> Plus ca change?

True, but the data differs in content as well as conceptual structure. I'm not 
overly familiar with the BBC Web API but there also seems to be more metadata 
in Pips.

Pips is episode centric. You can ask for a schedule, but that's not where it's 
strengths lie. It's not a linear broadcast view of the world, it's about 
brands, series, episodes, versions, broadcasts and ondemands with the links 
between all of these.

It's also the metadata store for iPlayer, so those oh so important unique 
identifiers are the same as they are in iPlayer, which would be very useful for 
tying iPlayer into mashups, widgets, etc.

Cheers
Jonathan

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