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right, however I think that discussion and public debate about these issues
>>> is the only way of coming to a general consensus.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Tim
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d be great to hold these candidates to what they say
during the election to the process afterwards, in particular if there is no
party with a seat majority.
On 16 March 2010 12:57, Mo McRoberts wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:49, Brian Butterworth
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> >
> > I under
t; proposed legislation, it was of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. caught on
> a microphone saying, “It’s easy being vice president.” A spokesman for the
> vice president told reporters that Mr. Biden was “obviously joking.”
>
> Regardless, the archives are a reminder that the cameras are always
&g
e whether a programme has audio description", but I can't see it
> anywhere, and I certainly can't see how to filter by it.
>
> Thanks,
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> Robert (Jamie) Munro
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to deliver HD,
page 61 mentions Freeview HD again in passing.
And that's it. Or have I missed something? It seems very strange to have
a document that says two radio stations should close without mentioning the
BBC HD channel, or the BBC One HD/BBC TWO HD proposals.
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s, ultimately he's responsible fore everything, but he must delegate
> operational matters.
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> Vijay
>
> On 5 March 2010 12:20, Brian Butterworth wrote:
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>> That will be the Editor in Chief, otherwise known as the DG Mark Thompson.
>>
>>
>> On 4
seeing if we (I'm a member)
> can get a party political broadcast, we're too small to automatically
> qualify (you need to be contesting 1\6th of the seats), but there's nothing
> in electoral rules stopping broadcasters running one from us anyway.
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On 31 January 2010 21:47, Mo McRoberts wrote:
>
> On 31-Jan-2010, at 20:58, Brian Butterworth wrote:
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> > Hell freezes over? Or
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/info/policies/syndication.shtml perhaps.
>
> The latter was what I had in mind…
>
> > I would have a play wi
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ar its proved to be very good at that.
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>> For a bit of balance, how about
>
t;> still in a state of perpetual review (which is why Google just sidestepped
>> it in the end to make their HTML5 web app at m.google.com/voice). Apple
>> are
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Windows NT launch where he said he expected IBM
> to break apart into pieces.
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> It was the DOS OEM licensing that made Gates rich.
>
> Sean
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> I remember in 1992 when an engineer friend sniffed that Windows (v3)
> wasn't a proper operating system, just a DOS application, and DOS was
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Sorry, I didn't realise we were back in the 1970s where the software that
runs on the iPhone can be called an operating system.
And it clearly doesn't have a keyboard.
2010/1/28 Mo McRoberts
> On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 08:32, Brian Butterworth
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It does, both, what?
2010/1/28 Mo McRoberts
> On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 08:03, Brian Butterworth
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> > Underwhelming. It's a big iPhone. It's named after the Star Trek PADD.
> > Might be good it if ran an operating system and had a keyboard.
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hs or so, do we reckon?)
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Freeview service for over a decade without this protection, are
you telling the court that you were not complying with the law then, sir?"
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True. However it would remove any legal problems with the file format, as
it is not covered by any patent. There must be some point in the
not-distant future that raw-WAV would just emerge again "for simplicity".
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Surely there is a point, because Moore's Law is exponential where it just
becomes too much hassle to do the encoding and decoding because storing and
carrying the data raw will have reached "free".
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imilar to an ID3 tag.
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A new proposal from Ofcom on the Freeview HD CMS:
http://www.ofcom.org.uk/consult/condocs/content_mngt/condoc.pdf
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2010/01/freeview_hd_content_management.html
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> > That's what people who haven't bought a computer yet do, isn't it pops?
> Where people wait to be provided what's given? Don't they use a tube or
> something?
&
So, are they legal outside the home? The idea of using on in a "conference
space" seems crazy to me, but I only ever go to conferences full of
technology...
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Is there something ... not iPlayer ... about a cat5 cable?
I can understand BT doing Homeplug, because BT is a telco, but Freesat is
Auntie's brand!
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nian election 29.84
16.49 Whisky protected against copies 25.78
3.8 Tribute to caretaker fire victim 38.59
-4.67 Blaze destroys rural warehouse 29.08
-18.77 Lawnmowers 'injure thousands' 38.76
-25.82 Cameron planning emergency budget 29.63
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the first headline
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I think that's what I was getting at. In less than one whole kilobyte
("seven tweets"), everything you need to know. Is concise a fad that has
passed?
2009/11/20 Adam Sampson
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8366255.stm
Surely the "Killing The UK Digital Economy" Bill?
http://www.boingboing.net/2009/11/20/britains-new-interne.html
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On the other, Google likes lots of relevant keywords, the higher the
"reading score" the better in fact.
It's not like BBC News comes bottom of any Google search, is it?
My question - which is more important, SEO or usability?
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Hi,
The http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/ has got stuck again. It's showing
programmes for about 2210 last night. It's been doing that a few times
lately.
Who is one supposed to tell these days?
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> *Sent:* Tue, 10 November, 2009 14:38:16
> *Subject:* Re: [backstage] Interview with Rupert Murdoch
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from what I've seen, they have hacked the Bigscreen version in
> order to make it work with cursor keys.
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> >> >Nope.
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> >> >http://www.digitallogo.co.uk/company_search.php
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> >> >2009/11/4 Simon Thompson
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> >> >> Was the Netgem ever awarded a Digital Tick?
Oh, look, after 24 hours BBC News has got "the story!"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8352241.stm
2009/11/10 Brian Butterworth
> I was after the extended list that WotSat say they have. I need dates,
> frequencies and output power levels!!!
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> 2009/11/10 Mo McRobe
I was after the extended list that WotSat say they have. I need dates,
frequencies and output power levels!!!
2009/11/10 Mo McRoberts
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> > On 10-Nov-2009, at 12:50, Brian Butterworth wrote:
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2009/11/9 Mo McRoberts
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> On 9-Nov-2009, at 13:10, Brian Butterworth wrote:
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>> http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2009/11/09/ofcom-holds-on-hd-licence-change/
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>> "Days before the launch of high definition services on the terrestrial
>> Freeview platfo
, such as the impact on
competition in the market and "fair use" of content interpretations, which
the BBC must now address.
Jim Killock, the executive director of the Open Rights Group, called the
proposal a clear attempt to "enact a form of encryption through the
backdoor".
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acturers
or broadcasters who could be impacted by the plans."
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> Nope.
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Player).
> Lots of advanced features - for it's time.
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> Can you name a single Freeview box with an Ethernet port?
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Yes, that's pushing it quite a lot as it isn't a "Digital Tick" device!
2009/11/4 Billy Abbott
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>> 2009/11/4 Nico Morrison > microni...@gmail.com>>
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Can you name a single Freeview box with an Ethernet port?
2009/11/4 Nico Morrison
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> http://www.trustedreviews.com/home-cinema/news/2009/11/04/BBC-iPlayer-Hits-Freesat-in-November/p1
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I've just read all 86 and they are all strongly against.
Where are the responses from these "content providers" who deem this "failed
broadcast flag" necessary with their side of the story?
2009/10/29 Mo McRoberts
> On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 21:27, Brian Butterworth
either proposal.
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Here's another article trying to nail this one...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2009/oct/27/ubuntu-koala-windows7-review
2009/10/27 Brian Butterworth
> Can I made an admission?
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> I have always thought, and I still think, that X-Windows sucks. There's
> s
PS who is probably being a bit pedantic after all the whining from
> GNU/Linux naming advocates in threads passim :-)
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2009/10/27 Mo McRoberts
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> On 27-Oct-2009, at 18:32, Brian Butterworth wrote:
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> There is no excuse for there not being a Linux UI that acts exactly like
>> Aero Glass not to be out there right now. Windows 7 has been in public beta
>> for an internet age
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> On 27 Oct 2009, at 18:32, Brian Butterworth wrote:
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> totally copy the leading product in the market and then when people buy it
>> from you, improve and lock em in (as Excel did to 123,
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