Category: Web
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Exposing the past of BBC 2.0
One follow-up to my post yesterday about the BBC’s plans for re-invention – the broadcaster has posted its complete catalogue online, which includes: Details of 946,614 BBC radio & TV programmes, dating back 75 years 503,193 subject categories, from Pig Farming…
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IE7: Good for users, good for developers
Like quite a few people, I’ve installed Internet Explorer 7 beta 2 that Microsoft released earlier this week as part of broadening out their beta testing programme of the new browser version to as wide an audience as possible. I…
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An obituary for mass media
The announcement yesterday by the BBC on their plans to re-invent themselves for the ‘age of participatory media’ makes everything that any mainstream media organization has done to date with blogs, podcasting and other social media just look like tinkering. Trying…
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WordPress instead of CMS
Writing in O’Reilly ONLamp, John McCreesh has an excellent review of WordPress as a replacement for a content management system. His feature walks through the steps he took to set up a WordPress-based website complete with his analytical approach to…
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Entertainment community starts with 65 blogs
Gemstar-TV Guide International, publisher of the US TV listings magazine TV Guide, has launched one of the largest professional entertainment blog communities on the internet. This is huge: […] Over 65 entertainment blogs are now live on the site, featuring…