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Not another one? Microsoft's UK online services group GM Sharon Baylay is becoming the BBC's director of marketing, comms and audie...

One of the central lessons to be learned from free software is that individuals can make a difference. Not many would have given Richard Sta...

Microsoft . At least it's symmetric: Erik Huggers goes from Microsoft to the BBC, and Highfield goes from the BBC to Microsoft, via Kang...

I have been gently reminding Erik Huggers about his confidence that there would be a GNU/Linux version of iPlayer that included the time-l...

Apparently : The future for the BBC lies in the technology that can open it up to the world, just as technology gave it life last century. I...

Hope : the BBC has always been a strong advocate and driver of open industry standards. Without these standards, TV and radio broadcasting w...

The BBC today unveils a new-look BBC iPlayer which fully integrates radio and TV in one interface, as the service records over 100 million r...

Interesting post from Erik Huggers, ex-Microsoft bloke now Group Controller, BBC Future Media & Technology, called " My First Linux...

Saith he: Finally, I wanted to address some stories that have been spread by a handful of individuals in the open source community. It is t...

It is my personal goal to use my industry knowledge and foresight to help the BBC create escape velocity and become the world’s leading medi...

This is beginning to look seriously bad. First, the BBC makes a duff decision over adopting Windows DRM, and now this : Erik Huggers, a sen...