Adam Leach wrote:
This is another point of data collected and gathered using tax/license
fee payers money, yet we can't access it without paying substantial fees.
The BBC data seems to be fine, someone said. Remember the days when the
Radio Times had BBC and the TV Times had ITV? It's like tha
This is another point of data collected and gathered using tax/license
fee payers money, yet we can't access it without paying substantial
fees.
Until this changes small/spare time developers will not have the
resources to create innovative web sites and ideas that BBC Backstage
are trying to
James-
Looks like you got the same email that Andrew Flegg
of http://www.bleb.org/ got, he manage
to get agreement from BDS that using the bbc tvanytime data doesn't require a
fee being paid but he's had to remove the ITV data. You would of thought
that tv companies would love for everyone
To warn the list: I've just had a veiled legal threat from BDS (a part of Red Bee Media, formerly part of the BBC).The email virtually accuses me of publishing TV schedules against the terms of the Broadcasting Act 1990, and asking me to formerly register my use of TV schedules for BBC (and ITV) so
Hi all,I have updated my BBC now/next modules to use the BBC Web API. They now also include radio (with links to BBC radio player for streaming audio) as well as TV stations.Available for google,
live.com, pageflakes, and a Mac OS X dashboard widget.More info, download, etc. at http://bbcmodules.c
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