At 17:07 + 8/2/07, Tom Loosemore wrote:
excess traffic = a very nice problem to have, obviously!
Yes, and the BBC servers tend to meet all demand.
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At 20:05 + 8/2/07, vijay chopra wrote:
If I take content and use it to promote charities, the BBC remains
impartial. It's me that's not. AFAIK there's nothing in the charter
that forces third parties to be impartial. Just anal media luvvies
(content producers) and their lawyers.
If the
Thanks Tom,
Seriously, at least this honest answer lets us consider another way.
Is it possible for the BBC to set up a web-page and some publicity
that asks the following question
If you are a Rights Owner of work that has been broadcast by the BBC
in the last 70 years, and would like
Tom, what kind of ninja lawyers does the Estate of Roy Plumley employ? :-)
The same kind that Endemol and every other Independent media company
uses to protect formats such as Big Brother?
Good summary here:
http://www.harbottle.com/hnl/pages/article_view_hnl/2078.php
And it's the format
Your be lucky to get something that cheap.
Just checked maplins and found a High Definition FTA Satellite Receiver
for £200 and it states it can handle BBC HD.
(http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=99265source=14doy=12m2)
The alternative is to use your PC and get a Satelite TV Card
Hi All,
I'm putting together a BBC Backstage sponsored geekdinner while over in San
Diego. As I know quite a few of you are going out there for Etech too, it would
be great to have support from other BBC people.
If you could reply if your going to Etech that would be useful for further
Does Wikipedia have a cash crisis?
OK. When h2g2 ran out of money, Auntie bought it up. Perhaps it would be a
good use of BBC money to support Wikipedia, given they don't want adverts.
All they want is bandwidth - perhaps the BBC could provide it. Wouldn't
BBC Wikipedia put the Beeb to the
On Mon, 2007-02-12 at 18:28 +, Adam Leach wrote:
Your be lucky to get something that cheap.
indeed
Just checked maplins and found a High Definition FTA Satellite Receiver
for £200 and it states it can handle BBC HD.
jimmy came and worked with us for two or three weeks back in 2004.
nothing came of it, much to my shame.
we had a good long look at ways of working together, but sadly we
don't own our own bandwidth following the sale of BBC Technology to
Siemans a couple of years ago.
i think wikipedia will
On 12/02/07, Kirk Northrop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom Loosemore wrote:
There's lot of stuff for which the BBC owns *broadcast* rights,
because that was the reality of all that was possible at the time.
How about news stuff? Let's say a newsflash based on a press release
from 10 Downing
Sorry guys this was meant to go internally :-*
But if any of you guys are going to Etech do say so :)
Ian Forrester wrote:
Hi All,
I'm putting together a BBC Backstage sponsored geekdinner while over in San
Diego. As I know quite a few of you are going out there for Etech too, it would
be
Hi All,
Just in case you've not all heard or seen yet.
We recently convinced some of the key people from the DRM debate, to sit
around a table . We then recorded the results and have now made it
available under the creative commons attribution licence for you all to
use and remix to your
Mr I Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We recently convinced some of the key people from the DRM debate, to sit
around a table . We then recorded the results and have now made it
available under the creative commons attribution licence for you all to
use and remix to your hearts
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