This was prompted by all the recent chat about Perl Monger events,
meet-ups etc (but will also relate to the BBC honest!). What I would find
really useful would be the ability to subscribe to calendar/event feeds in the
same way that I do to RSS feeds. That way I could have an aggregated br
On 11/29/05, Jem Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Mario. This is great stuff.> In response to someone's Idea posted on the backstage site, I've made some> very simple Atom RSS feeds available that show what's on now/next on BBC TV> channels.
I've got em working in a number of places on live
On 11/29/05, Michael Pritchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd seen the same thing on the backstage site and submitted a comment to point to my now & next feed builder @
http://tv.blueghost.co.uk/nn.php
Yes, comment moderation (and prototype submission) on the backstage site seem to be a little on
> > I was watching BBC News 24 this week and there was a feature about
> > sudden snow on Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. One woman said "there was
> > nothing on the news about it", and it occurred to me that
> if she was
> > watching News 24, she was probably right.
> >
> > News 24 has a variety of A
Thanks Mario. This is great stuff.
> In response to someone's Idea posted on the backstage site, I've made some
> very simple Atom RSS feeds available that show what's on now/next on BBC TV
> channels.
I've got em working in a number of places on live.com etc but you're
right. No luck on google/i
I'd seen the same thing on the backstage site and submitted a comment to point to my now & next feed builder @ http://tv.blueghost.co.uk/nn.phpe.g for channels bbc1,bbc2,itv1,c4,five you get
http://tv.blueghost.co.uk/feeds/rss/nnp/1+2+32+33+30There is a feed builder at the top of the page, or indi
In response to someone's Idea posted on the backstage site, I've made some very simple Atom RSS feeds available that show what's on now/next on BBC TV channels.
They are listed here: backstage.menti.name/atomFeeds available:
* nownext.xml what's on now/next on all BBC TV channels
* now.xml
So, I'm writing to you guys to find out when would be a good time to do
the next competition.
Essentially, it boils down to whether you would still be interested in
participating in a competition if Christmas and New Years occurred
during the entry window?
Personally I do a lot of my best p
>
> I was watching BBC News 24 this week and there was a feature about sudden
> snow on Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. One woman said "there was nothing on the
> news about it", and it occurred to me that if she was watching News 24, she
> was probably right.
>
> News 24 has a variety of Astons (graphics)
Generally speaking, it's best to use the ideas submission page
(http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/archives/2005/01/post_idea.html).
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kim Plowright
> Sent: 29 November 2005 11:08
> To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.
Hey all,
We've had a number of you email us to find out the details of our next
competition. And we're keen to do another one, but the thing that we
(well, I) learnt from the last one is **timing**.
We originally put the competition out Aug-Sep, but we found that you
guys were out enjoying yours
> That's not strictly true anymore - at least on Sky. I don't understand
> how they do it - intuitively you assume ^^, but my default BBC and ITV
> are now the Scottish flavours, with the full range of localisations
> available somewhere at the backend of all the channels.
BBC and ITV transmit
More of less completely unrelated to this idea, or the backstage
project, but backstage in a different sense: I think it would be great
if, on News 24 or any other live show, the audio from the gallery
(directors shouting, counting down, etc) which the presenters hear in
their earpieces, could
> Sadly, as all dishes point at the same satellite, regionalisation is
> unfeasible.
That's not strictly true anymore - at least on Sky. I don't understand
how they do it - intuitively you assume ^^, but my default BBC and ITV
are now the Scottish flavours, with the full range of localisations
GENIUS idea.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Butterworth
Sent: 28 November 2005 18:08
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: [backstage] Where should I suggest that the BBC could their
feeds?
I had a idea about BBC News's channel us
This is already happening, kind of...
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds23575.html
The data for this works in a similar fashion to how your describing it,
except a BBCNewsFeed XML format is used instead of RSS and it feeds an
Interactive TV platform.
J
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I had a idea about BBC News's channel using these feeds... Where should I
post it?
I was watching BBC News 24 this week and there was a feature about sudden
snow on Bodmin Moor, Cornwall. One woman said "there was nothing on the
news about it", and it occurred to me that if she was watching News
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