What is the real backstage story? I'd find it very
informative for someone to give us non-BBC-backstagers
(without violating what's left of the official secrets act)
some sort of overview of how the (impressive) Beeb backstage
infrastructure is put together.
I'm sure someone could
The Web API is back up, but we're experiencing a surge in demand that needs
investigating.
Andrew
BBC Research
On Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 07:15:55PM +0100, Andrew McParland wrote:
Hi,
The Web API to the BBC schedule data is down at the moment. It probably
won't be fixed until tomorrow.
I think this would make a very interesting series of podcasts... Looking at
the technical history of bbc.co.uk and how it developed and launched - and
how it's evolved, and finally how it's moving forward.
Of course we'd have to have an episode demonstrating how much tape, elastic
bands and sheer
For those of you haven't seen it; this is a timeline of the early (pre 2000)
infrastructure history of bbc.co.uk
In Jan 89 I registered with the DDN NIC and got a Class B address for the
whole BBC on the pretext of linking all BBC sites into one network and then the
Internet (but a dream then)
For those of you haven't seen it; this is a timeline of the
early (pre 2000) infrastructure history of bbc.co.uk
In Jan 89 I registered with the DDN NIC and got a Class B
address for the whole BBC on the pretext of linking all BBC
sites into one network and then the Internet (but a dream
From: Mr I Forrester
This is a excellent idea and I would like to reveal that the new site
will in the future have a better way to tell these stories.
In the meantime you might be interested in some slides we presented at
the Innovation Labs intro sessions last year... Check out the Tech Team
At 11:21 +0100 23/4/07, Jeremy Stone wrote:
For those of you haven't seen it; this is a timeline of the early
(pre 2000) infrastructure history of bbc.co.uk
In Jan 89 I registered with the DDN NIC and got a Class B address
for the whole BBC on the pretext of linking all BBC sites into one
hai Divid Greaves can i ask you for an help
On 4/22/07, David Greaves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mr I Forrester wrote:
Cocoon is awesome but very much ahead of its time
In that case the pure XML CMS I wrote for BT using Cocoon, Velocity (and
Bugzilla with XMetal as the 'workflow') back in
Hey
Just in case there's anyone here who is a creative type, but not
necessarily a web developer - there's a new thing kicking off on Film
Network based around making your own music-inspired short film / video.
I'm guessing, btw, that there's a fairly big crossover in creative
disciplines
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