Thanks for finding this Ian. Got me thinking too.
Jase said:
Auntie likes to have few, big, expensive, milestone projects to burn
the cash in a predictable manner, whereas the more flexible internet
industry takes a gamble on many small, inexpensive, iterative projects.
Please fail very quickly
Thanks for posting this here Ian, I was too chicken. My blog is going nuts
with hits from the BBC proxies :-)
J
On 10/3/07, Mr I Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a similar vein to Tom Coates post a long time ago. Someone who loves
the BBC but also hates some of the decisions it makes.
To give away my age, I remember listening to Kenny Everett on what was
called the wireless back then.
Now that is an interesting analogy. I wonder what software developed in a
method such as John Peel used would be like? *Wanders off into silly ideas
of thousands of programmers sending in
To give away my age, I remember listening to Kenny Everett on what was
called the wireless back then.
Now that is an interesting analogy. I wonder what software developed in a
method such as John Peel used would be like? *Wanders off into silly ideas
of thousands of programmers
Well Spooks is back on the 16th October and I can¹t wait not least
because the interactive stuff that goes with it is pretty good... So I¹ve
dived straight in there this year
http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/spooks/
And
http://www.bbc.co.uk/spooks/index.shtml
The second link takes you to a page
Well it was worth linking to, I felt
Jason Cartwright wrote:
Thanks for posting this here Ian, I was too chicken. My blog is going
nuts with hits from the BBC proxies :-)
J
On 10/3/07, *Mr I Forrester* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a similar vein to Tom Coates
Hi Richard,
I had a look through your email and it sounds very impressive. I'm sure
it won't be long before others offer to help or offer advice on how to
further improve your proposal.
Once your ready to submit it to the DMI project board, do give us a bell.
Cheers,
Ian
Richard Cartwright
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