2008/7/3 Ian Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Interesting question to the backstage community...
If we ran a competition which required the final prototype to be in
I think its misguided for the BBC to require any particular kind of
technology, since it is a publicaly funded organisation it ought
I agree whole heartedly with Michael here,
Personally, I prefer competitions that have a goal based upon the end user
experience rather than technologies the application utilises. So build an
app which encourages the over 60s to listen to BBC 1xtra rather than build
an app using AIR.
Again, the
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I'm not so sure, its actually a good idea I think.
A simple querystring element which starts the video as soon as possible.
I'll put it in our ideas section, including your reason why not :)
Peter Bowyer wrote:
You pretty much talked yourself out
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So a little history
I was approached by a large company to run a competition based on there
technology. The base technology was xml but required there software to
play it back.
I did turn down the offer for many of the reasons brought up on the list
2008/7/4 Mr I Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I was approached by a large company to run a competition based on there
technology. The base technology was xml but required there software to
play it back.
I assume it was proprietary software :-(
I did turn down the offer for many of the reasons
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