I have to agree with you that at
times the list has been very quiet, and some new prototypes or feeds
would help fix that.
However, that means that people have to make new prototypes or feeds.
There are a lot of "Ideas" on the Backstage site, but the problem with
them is that a lot are
Jim,
I somewhat agree. I am not a programmer but I watch the mails here
for a clue as to where people want things to go. The BBC have
incredible resources yet there seems to be more innovation of the
Apple Discussions board. As an example, this week Sky News re-
launched, even as a normal
Maybe when you get back we could compare notes - I wrote some web services to query the tvanytime data - I'm a Microsofteeand would be interesting to see how you tackled the problem.
Ben, et al. any chance we could look at implementing a web service to tack onto the existing BBC schedules site -
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005, Richard Edwards wrote:
I somewhat agree. I am not a programmer but I watch the mails here for a clue
as to where people want things to go. The BBC have incredible resources yet
there seems to be more innovation of the Apple Discussions board. As an
example, this week Sky
if you look at the way they've rehashed their schedule Sky News is actually moving closer to the News 24 editorial style - having more 'programming' and less rolling news.
On 10/26/05, Richard Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps my analogy misled you.The BBC, as a television network has
Hi Jim et al
Fear not, Jim, your post won't be read the wrong way. I want to
thank you for sending it, Backstage is mostly my fault, and your
email stung - in a good way. I hope you'll have provide the kick up
the posterior that helps ensure henceforth reality matches rhetoric.
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