It's also
one reason why BBCi doesn't assign page numbers to individual stories
(there are other, more boring reasons as well!)
Please do! I find this really interesting, for example News South West is
1670. what happens when we get the interactive streaming of Local TV?
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To be perfectly honest I do not feel that it would be viable, not until the
LocalTV is taken nationally. with DSAT and DTT the main problem is that you
currently have 4 different platforms (oops... 5 i mean), Analog Interactive
(Ceefax), DTT Interactive (BBCi Freeview), DSAT Interactive (BBCi
I have to agree. Being alphabetically at the end of the list it is really,
really, annoying getting to 'my region' as it takes so many button presses.
Also, if I want to find what's happened in Brighton, which is covered by
South and South East I have to read both sections to find out if there
I have to agree. Being alphabetically at the end of the list it is
really, really,
annoying getting to 'my region' as it takes so many button presses.
Someone always has to be last I'm afraid! That's part of the
reason why page numbers were introduced (after an admittedly
long
Brian Butterworth wrote:
Each line of teletext is broadcast on a line of the TV screen.
Do you mean magazine?
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How about using page numbers with one and two digits as 'short codes'.
Unlike Ceefax where you have to enter a three digit number,
you have to press SELECT after entering the number on the
digital text services. Am I having a PRESTEL flashback here?
You could introduce a 'short code'
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Brian Butterworth wrote:
Each line
Just as a follow-up, I would stick the numbers in the right eighth of the
screen which is visible to 16:19 (ie, digital) viewers and on the scroller,
something like this:
http://www.ukfree.tv/styles/images/misc/idea1.jpg
http://www.ukfree.tv/styles/images/misc/idea2.jpg
(Sorry, I don't have the
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That means that a top story is always 103
Andrew Bowden wrote:
However, the stories do still move around ;0)
But do they move around more than they used to? I mean, in the olden
days, if a big story was on 104 and a bigger story came in, it wouldn't
necessarily go on 104 - but the big stories would be 104-110 and the
smaller ones
Brian Butterworth wrote:
Any page, therefore, that has dropped out of the Ceefax list could
comprise of a single line (with the 'double height' character in front of
it) with the message see news.bbc.co.uk/NNN.So even if there was 300
'pages' that hit (for Ceefax and Digital TV red button)
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Brian Butterworth wrote:
Any page, therefore
A part of what you say shows exactly why a new global
standard needs to be designed to catalogue digital data. The
time has come, for copyright reasons as well as real control
factors, to identify every single piece of digital data that
is produced at source. From the output of a camera
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Dear Matt:
Seems very exiting! How will the ideas
Nice idea for a side-by-side information system for Five Live.
I've said before that it would be great for the BBC's live news services
(so, Radio 4, Five Live, News24 and BBC World) to constantly broadcast a
live news.bbc.co.uk unique identifier alongside each story.
If this was available on
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