Erm, not everything on the BBC is produced in-house, they commission
programming from outside production houses too. I think it's a bit
of a
stretch to suggest we own the BBC and its content - we may fund
it,
but that doesn't mean we're assigned ownership.
I think I was pretty careful to
Robert Johnston wrote:
[bbc snippage]
Regarding ownership -- yes, we do own the BBC, just as we own the NHS.
Who else would own it?
This is s off-topic for this list, but ... the BBC owns itself; it's
a private company[1] operating under Royal Charter[2]. While it may
intend to operate
Virtualisation: The Latter Days of Steam
or, why Xen only solves only one, short-term problem
and, virtualisation principles in the different kinds of free software
solutions.
What We'll Do
-
Where virtualisation is going, what market forces are driving it, and
what free
Dan Shearer wrote:
Virtualisation: The Latter Days of Steam
or, why Xen only solves only one, short-term problem
and, virtualisation principles in the different kinds of free software
solutions.
I'd love to be there but can't make it tonight; sounds like it'll be a
great talk!
--
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Hi all,
A long time ago someone suggested we have a 'my favourite tool' spot at the
talks or on email...whatever.
If you develop websites and haven't already heard of it, check out firebug (a
Firefox extension) - I've ditched my Firefox Web Developer and Tamper Data
extensions for it. You can
