How about cutting to the chase and opening a BBC Tube? Or at least positively listing all source data freely available from the BBC, including feeds that are under future legal construction, or waiting licensing agreement in the corridors of power?Surely the major role of the BBC now is to deliver
hi
that
sounds like a cool idea, instead of what programmers say people want, get it
straight from the audience.
a txt
voting scheme for best ideas could be integrated into the online thing too -
this could also have niche interest areas catered for in some kind of self
selective process...
How about some sort of matching service between people with the ideas and the people with a knowhow to implement them. You could for example open up the ideas section to more main stream sections of the bbc audience a kind of 'tell us what you want suggestion service'. Then based on that you put th
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On 10/4/06, Mr I Forrester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Unlike Matthew, I have a great relationship with my host an
Sorry Stewart,
There are no feeds or XML of BBC2 video at this present moment.
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Ian Forrester || backstage.bbc.co.uk
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At 15:55 +0100 10/10/06, Mr I Forrester wrote:
Gordon Joly wrote:
At 18:37 +0100 5/10/06, Brian Butterworth wrote:
Perhaps there should be a 'tech' and 'no-tech' version of the site.
You mean like "us and them"?
Gordo
That's certainly something we are trying to get away from - us and th
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