Steve Hermann (who is the Editor of BBC News Interactive) has just
blogged this response to the Newssniffer app.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2006/10/sniffing_out_edits.html
He goes into a fair bit of detail outlining the revision/iterative
changes to BBC News stories that the
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For the complete framework of the public's and BBC's legal
responsibility,
it is worth reading the BBC's disclaimer and House Rules.
You also agree to indemnify the BBC against all legal fees,
damages and
other expenses that may be incurred by the BBC as a result of your
breach of the
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I
believe its the publisher of content in Libel cases.
Phil.
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I
believe its the publisher of content in Libel cases.
Phil.
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l cases. Phil. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Martin BelamSent: 24 October 2006 15:44To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.ukSubject: Re: [backstage] Newssniffer - BBC News site monitoring As someone who used to work closely with the BBC community site teams my first thought w
Thanks
Jason,
Interesting stuff...
Ian
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Thought this might
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Thought
this might be of interest to the backstage crew:
http://newssniffer.newworldodour.co.uk/articles/list_by_revision
http://newssniffer.newworldodo
As someone who used to work closely with the BBC community site teams my first thought was what happens when the BBC pulls posts for legal reasons, and this site reproducesthem - who ends up potentially legally liable - the site re-hosting the content, the BBC, or the original poster, even though
One thing that might be worth considering in terms of adding and removing comments to have your sayis a ranking function. Consider a model where each new entry gets a relevance score. Then, all those abovea certain rank are kept. I know this isn't exactly what is happening, but would it be
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