Hi All,
Just in case you have not seen the blog (http://xrl.us/bhha3j), missed
the tweet and dents...
Its almost 5 years since Backstage launched into the public at
OpenTech05 by Ben Metcalfe. Since then a lot of things have happened and
changed. Who would have thought the political parties
Ian Forrester
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Just to be clear, I'm not saying we're not allowed to say anything, its
just not clear what we can be said. I've heard so much about Canvas over
the last year, I'm not even sure whats public, whats hear-say and whats
actually secret (if anything) :)
As some one said its a hot potato.
I've just
On Thu, 2009-09-17 at 22:04 +0100, Scot McSweeney-Roberts wrote:
I think that there's going to be a lot of unhappy freeview HDTV owners
wondering why the TV they have recently bought isn't picking up the
new HD channels when they're launched (especially as the TV was
probably sold as HD
On Thu, 2009-09-17 at 15:50 +0100, Christopher Woods wrote:
Moreover, you just *know* that within months of any broadcast flag
implementation, the more creative technological tinkerers will have
subverted the flag entirely using commonplace/free equipment and
software. Like region coding,
Another good idea, this time from nick shanks,
http://ideas.welcomebackstage.com/ideatorrent/idea/29/
At present, the iPlayer provides a short sidebar listing one's most
recently viewed programmes, I wish to:
a) See what I have watched
b) See when I have watched it
c) See how many times I
I've been on holiday for the last few weeks but just before I went, I
did record a interview with Jon Udell. Its now available on IT
Conversations for everyone to hear -
http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail4228.html
I think I got a little confused when we got down to the Taxonomy
Hi Dan, nice idea.
Would be great if you could add it to ideas.welcomebackstage.com, just
so we got it in a better form for sharing and linking to.
Cheers,
Ian
On Fri, 2009-08-21 at 20:17 +0200, Dan Brickley wrote:
NPR transcripts are now - I read - easier to find. I had a quick look
around
Hi All,
Just in case you've missed it this piece of news in the middle of a
pretty hectic week. We launched a project called RD TV which is a pilot
project out of BBC Backstage and BBC RAD Labs.
There's plenty of information on the Backstage blog and the official
readme file -
On Fri, 2009-04-10 at 01:08 +0100, Nick Morrott wrote:
On 09/04/2009, Mr I Forrester mail...@cubicgarden.com wrote:
Ian and Team,
Congratulations on the launch of RD TV. I've just watched the first
episode (222MiB Ogg version) and enjoyed it a lot, so will be looking
forward to the next
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/news/archives/2009/03/ready_for_ie8.html
Generally the view is very positive from Mix09 but it would be...
However there is lots of thoughts about people real experience of the
web when they already have weird activex stuff installed already.
Cheers,
Ian
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Sounds like OpenTech but much more focused around free software and free
culture. Its also on our backstage calendar which you can also view
directly now - http://ideas.welcomebackstage.com/node/11
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Richard Lockwood wrote:
In this day and age it *is* important to teach people about electronic
security.
This story completely fails to do so.
There is something you could argue the BBC should be doing around this.
There was a suggestion that Webwise 2.0 could be perfect for this...
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On Wed, 2009-02-25 at 23:37 +0100, Dirk-Willem van Gulik wrote:
On Feb 25, 2009, at 8:09 PM, Richard Lockwood wrote:
OMFG
Drat! I missed that - did Anthony Reorganize His Department Again ?!
But four letter words^H^H^H^H^Hdepartment acronyms are good !
- TEH CONSPIRISSY
Via NewTeeVee -
http://newteevee.com/2009/02/05/mapping-the-world-of-piracy/ - Enjoy!
The folks at the Pirate Bay released a Google Maps mash-up Wednesday
that illustrates its worldwide user base, with exact percentages by
country. It’s a pretty fascinating project in that it helps to dispel
Seen this in my mailbox a few times today, sure you will all find this
interesting...
We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Make the primary
operating system used in state schools free and open source
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/nonMSschools/
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Feel strongly that the BBC should use something else instead of Twitter,
how about voting or offering your support here.
http://ideas.welcomebackstage.com/ideatorrent/idea/16/
Cheers,
Ian
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Hi All,
With all the talk about Digital Britian, he's a great chance to discuss
and maybe organise something (yeah not the best segway)
BarCampLondon6 has been announced at the Guardian's new offices near
Kings Cross. Saturday 28th - Sunday 29th March 2009
http://www.barcamplondon.org/ - For
Well without giving too much away, the techies are in control on this
one.
On Tue, 2009-01-20 at 20:34 -0800, Steve Jolly wrote:
Ian Forrester wrote:
Say, we had a ton of media assets from a BBC programme which we owned all
the rights to and wanted to distribute widely. Not just video, but
No one seems to have picked up on the launch of the iPlayer download AIR
application for Windows, Linux, OSX.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2008/12/introducing_iplayer_deskto.html
I wonder why? maybe I should save it for a personal blog post...
Cheers
Ian
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So one of the problems with the bbc reader, I've been told. Was that it
never included a powered by backstage.bbc.co.uk. Please remember to
include this attribution otherwise your prototype sits outside the
backstage licence.
Around the use of logos, is pretty much as James has said, although I
Ok so a little while back we kind of launched or announced that we were
building out some of the core parts of the backstage site into
ideas.welcomebackstage.com (please note the url will change one day
soon).
ideas is based on the Ubuntu idea torrent project and we're happy to be
supporting more
Sure will do, but you all know its Durpal and Idea torrent software
running on a beta server. I'm more concerned with what this software
could enable rather that how it looks at this moment.
Do keep reporting any bugs however.
On Mon, 2008-12-22 at 23:51 +, Alan Pope wrote:
2008/12/22 Mr I
Sorry my mistake, I started on the Caching thread and have not caught up
with it
:x
Ian
On Mon, 2008-12-22 at 21:57 +, David Greaves wrote:
Mr I Forrester wrote:
No one seems to have picked up on the launch of the iPlayer download AIR
application for Windows, Linux, OSX.
http
That was certainly news for us at backstage. I'm going to follow this up
and hopefully have some better news soon.
On Sat, 2008-12-20 at 14:50 +, Martin Deutsch wrote:
Just spotted this in the newest Private Eye (dated 26th Dec)...
Andy Alcorn is a student whose hobby is computer
Hi All,
Thanks to everyone who came out to the BBC Backstage networking bashes.
Of course for the first time, we had two events one in Manchester and
one in London. Across the country we have a rough count of about 370
people attend and everyone enjoyed the events.
For those who missed the
Yes we've all experienced this time to time.
I have this at every Holiday Inn hotel I stay at.
On Wed, 2008-12-10 at 18:17 +, Peter Bowyer wrote:
iPlayer thinks that the Hilton Hotel, Leeds is outside the UK.
Doubtless because Hilton's hotel broadband is provided by 'i-Bahn',
which sounds
Good good!
On Sat, 2008-11-08 at 07:58 +, Brian Butterworth wrote:
I have a few ideas in process as well.
On 7 Nov 2008, 8:27 PM, Alun Rowe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a design I'm working on...
On 7 Nov 2008, at 19:17,
Yes we made the title so long you need to catch your breath mid flow :)
Well the tickets are open, so what you waiting for?
Details are on upcoming - http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/1225222 and
you can claim your free ticket by going to -
Thanks Christian, but were really a text only list.
Cheers
On Wed, 2008-11-05 at 11:40 +, Christian Ahlert wrote:
Hi all
In November we will have a special format. You can come at 5pm and
mix with international web entrepreneurs, who have been brought
over
Hi All,
So as mentioned in a previous email, were having our Christmas party on
the 13th December. One in London and one in Manchester.
The Manchester one is already taking bookings -
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/1225186
While the London one is just around the corner but we are sorting out
Thanks Al,
So idea torrent is brainstorm or brainstorm is the ubuntu name for the
same thing. I've not setup the filters yet.
Odd I'll look into the submit problem, I think it might be permissions
again.
Cheers
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 01:39 +, Alan Pope wrote:
2008/10/28 Mr I Forrester
Hi All,
Things at Backstage have been quite hectic but also quiet to the public.
So whats been going on?
Well here's a list which I think you will find interesting.
1. New BBC Backstage Blog with comments
2. New BBC Backstage Logo Competition
3. PA Press Event API via Backstage
4. New ideas
So carrying on from the previous email.
Ideas store is ready to go. We thought about strapping down everything
but it seems pointless, so instead once you setup a user account you can
do quite a bit and if not we tweak the permissions so it works as you
guys expect.
So I urge you try it out and
This is what kills me about iphone users, they think this stuff is new.
Not only can you do this on WinMo but also over Bluetooth :p
On Mon, 2008-10-13 at 02:39 +0100, Jim Tonge wrote:
Jailbreak, then use PDAnet (available through Cydia). works over ad-
hoc wifi network.
On 13 Oct 2008, at
Hi All,
We were able to grab a quick interview with Jonathan Schwartz CEO of Sun
Microsystems a little while ago. Due to problems with Audacity its taken
a while to finally edit it down, but finally its here. its all recorded
at there end, hence why I sound very muffled.
I tried to ask the
As far as I know so far, nope. But I'm sure once I read through the
thousands of emails I've avoided due to being on holiday we might have a
different story.
Cheers
Ian
Gitesh Khodiyar wrote:
Registration for this years UK event is now open:
http://code.google.com/events/developerday/2008/
Quick reminder to people in and around Manchester...
This is tonight...
Tim Dobson wrote:
Ian seems to be getting to know Manchester! :)
I hope that some of you can make it!
Tim
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Great stuff Fraser.
If I had a start page, I would use it.
Cheers,
posted on the backstage prototypes now
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Hi,
For the past 6 or 7 years
(http://web.archive.org/web/20030711135006/dailysnooze.com/en/) I have run
http://www.dailysnooze.com - mainly because I wanted
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I'm not so sure, its actually a good idea I think.
A simple querystring element which starts the video as soon as possible.
I'll put it in our ideas section, including your reason why not :)
Peter Bowyer wrote:
You pretty much talked yourself out
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So a little history
I was approached by a large company to run a competition based on there
technology. The base technology was xml but required there software to
play it back.
I did turn down the offer for many of the reasons brought up on the list
YES!!
Just for the lazy,
One thing conspicuously missing from the current iPlayer site is the
provision of RSS feeds http://www.bbc.co.uk/feedfactory/. For those
who want to consume our content via their RSS reader, or who want to
create mashups
From yesterdays debate,
http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/06/25/live-blog-bbc-techcrunch-debate/
Videos going up here - http://cubicgarden.blip.tv
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nights after mashed. Theres OpenTech 2008 on 5th July.
Look out we may have something very special to announce at Opentech 2008!
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Thanks guys,
Any more prototypes which people want to send in, are best sent to the
mailing list too.
Cheers
Richard Askew wrote:
First Prototype submission too!
Some months ago I asked the guys on here to help me out with the gathering BBC
content so that I could put my application into
Capital letters? Why? :)
No only kidding, will see what I can do
Richard Lockwood wrote:
Hope you're feeling better Ian; can I make a request please? Can we
have some captal letters at the start of sentences in the text on the
green background please? Please??
Cheers,
Rich.
Yes and the URL of backstage isn't going to change by the way.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah looked a little more and worked that out. Silly me! Looks nice.
On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 09:04:19 +0100, Dave Crossland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'm presuming the
Shevek wrote:
Hi,
It was great to see you all at Mashed, thank you for making it even
better than last year!
We're organising a technology festival in Bristol this Saturday 28th
June. The web site is at http://www.techadventure.org/ and contains
details and directions.
We want as many
So far Ashley's review has got - 635 Diggs, so help us digg it up some more
http://digg.com/linux_unix/Ashley_Highfield_BBC_executive_Reviews_Ubuntu
Only takes 2 seconds.
Brian Butterworth wrote:
I saw this. It made me happy!
2008/6/20 Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi All,
I know a whole load of you missed out on Mashed, which was a great
success and I know your all kicking yourselves. But during the event, I
also gave a presentation which included some things we been up to and
are working on...
Rather that post the presentation, I thought I'd post a
Peter Bowyer wrote:
I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned here already... or maybe I've
been asleep...
http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/06/12/the-techcrunch-bbc-debate/
Yep I assumed everyone just knew about it too.
I'll be there recording for those who can't make it.
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Sorry for the delay in this people.
Morris, Nat wrote:
Hi,
Is someone able to get [EMAIL PROTECTED] taken off the list to
stop their autoresponder bot flooding the list?
Its replying to every post and itself!
Cheers,
Nat,
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Now we can start looking at some more of our RSS output being full text
James Cridland wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2008/06/full_articletext_feeds_for_bbc.html
I've been asking for months. No, years.
Finally. Hurray!
Well done Jem, Aaron, and the others.
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Talking of which my Pacemaker.net DJ tool also has headphones which goes
up to 11.
its always the little things which raise a smile.
Iain Wallace wrote:
My sentiments exactly. It's little things like this that remind me
that I love the Beeb :)
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 12:56 PM, Chris Riley
I am going to double check with a couple of the people behind Thinking
Digital but I think its pretty safe to say this whole thing is spam. The
videos for thinking digital were up online as the conference finished on
Friday. There will be a podcast but once again they will be hosted else
where
Hi All,
Backstage is sponsoring a few a events around the thinking digital
conference, if your up in the North East of England and want to hang out
(lobbycom), chat with some great speakers. Drop into the Sage in
Gateshead. We're running a geekdinner on Friday night which leads nicely
into
No no, Redbull on tap... That would boost productivity :)
Cridland, i'm hot on your heels
Matthew Cashmore wrote:
There would be lots more beanbags, for one thing.
I think beanbags and hammocks should be available in more offices. And
perhaps more beer fridges... May
Andrew Bowden wrote:
So I highly recommend everyone goes there and votes for the
guy at the end of the list ;-) Mr Cridland is getting far too
much support, we need to put him back in his place.
Do it or I'll convert the backstage list to a MSN group ;-)
You've been warned
Well
Hi Frankie,
Data is in a need of refresh, agreed.
Reason why BBC news don't do full text feeds is because of rights
involving the content. Thats the simple answer, but I'm happy to discuss
in more detail if you like?
frankie roberto wrote:
This might have been asked before, but...
...can
vijay chopra wrote:
But how many times have you voted for yourself? ;p
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cridland, i'm hot on your heels
Actually I only voted for another person once, thought it would be
cheeky to vote for myself
Gareth Davis wrote:
Peter Bowyer wrote:
On 16/04/2008, Christopher Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be the first order of the day - a beanbag for all
staff and free beer in the meeting rooms.
Last.fm has the ballpit (with webcams) and the BPI has the
free beer, I
Peter Bowyer wrote:
http://uk.techcrunch.com/2008/04/15/who-should-be-the-next-web-guru-of-the-bbc-vote-now/
Damm your quick!
So I highly recommend everyone goes there and votes for the guy at the
end of the list ;-) Mr Cridland is getting far too much support, we need
to put him back in
Come on guys, enough microsoft/adobe jokes.
If you could seriously put someone into the position of director of
future media and technology who would it be and what qualities would you
be looking for?
I guess I shouldn't really say who I'd like to see, otherwise it will
appear in the
The comments are tiresome -
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/12/iplayer_linux_stream_download_hack/comments/
Thank goodness for the backstage list eh?
This seems a lot better written -
http://www.techradar.com/news/portable-devices/ipods/bbc-happy-to-go-drm-free--261475
I'm out of the
I don't think anyone wants to see live internet operations :)
Good suggestion
Adam Leach wrote:
Just trying to find a support page as i've got a number of errors when
accessing the weather page and i've come across this
http://www.bbc.co.uk/support/
Shame it isn't a live stream, we could see
I will attempt to get some answers to your questions, although I think
the iphone service is only a beta service at the moment?
Andy Halsall wrote:
This morning I came across the following;
Subject: Re: [GeekUp] Fwd: [ORG-discuss] iPlayer DRM is over?
From: Tim Dobson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok so I spoke to many people and there is no official answer, yet!
Yes I know your all waiting with baited for some news but your'll have
to wait a little longer it would seem.
Till then, I would suggest you don't do anything your mother wouldn't be
happy about.
:)
Cheers
Mr I Forrester
I've fwd'ed on your email, hopefully it will be fixed soon.
Fraser Murrell wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that for all news RSS feeds, the media:thumbnail elements
that normally provided us with a link to a thumbnail image of a
particular article is no longer present.. As of around 11:00 this
Oh thats funny :) lol
Matt Barber wrote:
Haha
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://dumpedimage.com/?image=843
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Hi All,
Seeing how everyone's so obsessed with the iPlayer streams on the iPhone :)
I thought you'd all like to know the official sign-up for Over the Air
has now gone live - http://overtheair.org/blog/?page_id=20
If you don't know what Over the Air here's a quick recap.
Over the Air, is
Well I knew this was coming... :)
Now I'm looking for some really innovative ways to view BBC iplayer
content...
I think the Xbmc and Wii developers can now go off and build something.
Phil Wilson wrote:
Have now switched user-agents and am browsing away ;)
aaand we're away
Yes I see the odd one out :)
Tim Dobson wrote:
Ian Forrester wrote:
I was hoping to get a brainstorm of ideas for APIs and Feeds you
would love to play with in the near future, while focusing on Vision/TV
After Barcamp I think there are a few ideas in a more generally
direction, not just
Yes awesome Matthew!
Phil Wilson wrote:
I knocked up a little unsophisticated something:
http://www.dracos.co.uk/play/bbc-iplayer-quick/ :-)
This is ace, thanks Matthew.
Phil
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I like the idea of this, hard sell but who knows maybe a prototype could
bring this to life.
David Greaves wrote:
Ian Forrester wrote:
Hi All,
I was hoping to get a brainstorm of ideas for APIs and Feeds you would love to
play with in the near future, while focusing on Vision/TV
I got
Thanks to everyone who answered, some really interesting thoughts for
DMI and other advanced prototypes. I'm presenting your ideas on Friday,
so this is what I have across two slides
In-programme timing of generic objects or people
Access to the Edit logs of programme makers
Access to the
I don't believe there will be, but ability.net have said they want to do
more of them depending on this event. Maybe even even up north Tim.
Fearghas McKay wrote:
On 5 Mar 2008, at 12:24, Tim Dobson wrote:
students... (yes, £90 *is* a lot for a student if you add it to travel
and
Yep if you can cache or database the calls, then great. If not, well the
way the BBC infrastructure is set-up, we are supplying a cached copy
anyway. I expect we will tell you if it gets out of hand.
Cheers
Ian
Richard Lockwood wrote:
Why not database the data the first time it's grabbed in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of this is documented in that xboxmediacenter.com forum which Ian
posted a link to earlier (in fact the starting post of this thread I
think), including an executable PHP script for generating the URL for
the RTMP stream.
Thanks Phil I was going to say the same :)
Hi Guys,
So yes I've been meaning to write this post around the time of Christmas
but it didn't quite happen. I blame the cheap drink prices in Bristol.
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So as I alluded to in a post about recently, we have set-up a IRC server
which will be used for live chats between
Martin Deutsch wrote:
On 1/4/08, *Ian Forrester* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just in case anyone missed it, there's a bunch of developers
trying to bring BBC iPlayer content to the Xbox1 and Wii. The main
thread can be found here -
Andy wrote:
On 04/01/2008, Ian Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So if your building a iplayer for an exotic device platform, do get in touch.
Quick questions:
Adobe Flash is prohibited on non-PC systems, is the BBC suggesting we
violate Adobe's EULA or just not use the streaming
Andy wrote:
On 04/01/2008, Phil Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need the iPlayer source. All of the heavy lifting on the client is
done by Flash
itself.
Flash is somewhat inefficient as it's adding an extra layer in the way
of the hardware.
It is also prohibited to use the
Dave Crossland wrote:
On 04/01/2008, Barry Carlyon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
silly point -
Just in case anyone missed it, there's a bunch of developers trying to
bring BBC iPlayer content to the Xbox1 and Wii. The main thread can be
found here -
Its going to be a while but we are working on it.
I expect sometime during Jan/Feb it will be back up in some form.
Martin Deutsch wrote:
Hi folks,
The Progamme Catalogue http://open.bbc.co.uk/catalogue/infax has
been experiencing some technical difficulties and unavailable for a
couple of
Strange will email some people
Stuart Ward wrote:
David Greaves said the following on 25/12/07 18:37:
Hi XMLTV/Backstagers
Looking here:
http://xmltv.radiotimes.com/xmltv/
It's clear there have been no updates since the 19th Dec.
It would be awfully seasonally spirited if someone were
I'm sorry you feel that way.
Outlook 2003 is standard issue on most BBC desktops and laptops, and you
know how weird outlook can be as default :)
I spend most of my time using Thunderbird ;) Oh quick question for
everyone - should I switch over to Evolution?
Michael Walsh wrote:
And
Hi All,
I've put a blog post explain in full the details of the Radio 4's PM
programmes call for audience postcodes. -
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/news/archives/2007/12/eddie_mair_of_b.html
But I also wanted to make sure you all knew that the data set created
from this data will be released
Can I just add if someone would setup a parallel event that would be great!
Matt Lee wrote:
Dave Crossland wrote:
Who else is up for this? :-)
How many other people would attend a parallel event, run somewhere
outside London, like.. Manchester?
matt
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open sourcing code will only take you so far:
http://iamseb.com/seb/2007/12/perl-on-rails-why-the-bbc-fails-at-the-internet/
Whilst I applaud the technical achievement of the individual
developers, I deplore the situation that has forced them to do this.
Just to answer a couple of things
Hi All,
Yes Christmas is a time for peace and humanity across the backstage list
:) (Well at least it will be till you all read about Kangaroo Project -
http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/organgrinder/2007/06/project_kangaroo_logical_for_w.html
Anyway, as most of you know we always try and run a
Hi All,
Just in case you haven't already seen, the first pluglondon happens on
8th December at the Skype offices just off Tottenham Court Road. Its
event which has very strong aims...
1. A place we can discuss, explore and showcase interoperability and
evolution of platforms and
From our friends at Joost
--
We're delighted to invite you to Joost's first developer days, a chance
for you to meet some of our developers, get some tips for building Joost
widgets, and share your own experiences in building them.
*Who:*
These workshops are aimed at
Thanks Chris, it looks good.
Its almost like the Comet/TCP hold thing those great guys did a while ago.
http://www.sleevenotez.com
I'll add it to the backstage prototypes later today.
Cheers
Ian
Chris Riley wrote:
Apologies for posting this to both lists, but it applies to both the
masses
http://barcamp.org/BarCampLondon3
Be quick otherwise they will go in seconds.
Ian
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Talking of developing for the Wii, I was playing with the everyone votes
channel and I was thinking this would be cool for bbc news votes. Some
of votes are already quite political in nature and with a worldwide base
of 5million Wii's online? This could be pretty cool as an experiment.
Shall
So yes once again there are some good points in the thread.
We have been knocking on peoples doors about more feeds and api's and I
do believe once we have the API gateway system in place, you guys will
finally see more of them. Also look out for more diverse API's because
the API gateway
I'll see if I can get this done again, with as much detail as possible.
Cheers,
Ian
Allan Jardine wrote:
Hello all,
A while ago the BBC released a set of browser statistics for people
viewing the bbc.co.uk web-site (
http://www.mail-archive.com/backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk/msg03899.html -
Wasn't exactly what I was asking but there you go. I actually asked if
Matt had noticed a natural cycle of communities starting, dying,
reviving, peaking, dying... It was also in challenge to Matt saying
he'd never seen a community die earlier in the talk. I'm not a keen
metafilter person so
I attended the FOWA conference and have quite a blog post saved up from
my notes.
But I wanted to explorer the myths or truths of Silicon Valley. Paul
Graham this morning said you should move to silicon valley if your
serious about this stuff or at least its an advantage. This caused
quite a
Well it was worth linking to, I felt
Jason Cartwright wrote:
Thanks for posting this here Ian, I was too chicken. My blog is going
nuts with hits from the BBC proxies :-)
J
On 10/3/07, *Mr I Forrester* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a similar vein to Tom Coates
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