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iplayer
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23 December 2008
In Praise of Whingeing
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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...
13 October 2008
Maybe Erik *Will* Deliver...
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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...
06 October 2008
The BBC Wants to Open Up
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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...
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12 August 2008
Is Huggers Hunkering Down to Openness?
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Hope : the BBC has always been a strong advocate and driver of open industry standards. Without these standards, TV and radio broadcasting w...
25 June 2008
BBC iPlayer 2.0 = iPlayer 1.0?
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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...
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20 June 2008
And Now Ashley....
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After Erik , here's Ashley , currently Director, BBC Future Media & Technology, but moving on: So, there you have it. I've enjoy...
18 June 2008
It's In the Diary, Erik
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Interesting post from Erik Huggers, ex-Microsoft bloke now Group Controller, BBC Future Media & Technology, called " My First Linux...
30 April 2008
Has the BBC Duped Us over iPlayer?
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You may remember that a little while back there was a bit of a kerfuffle about the BBC's decision to go with a Microsoft-based DRM solut...
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18 February 2008
Hacking Ashley Highfield
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Some might say I've been overly critical of the BBC's digital boss, Ashley Highfield (no, no). Be that as it may, it's certain...
07 February 2008
No Download iPlayer for GNU/Linux in 2008
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The BBC will launch a download version of its iPlayer online video service for Apple Mac users by the end of 2008. But no mention of GNU/Li...
01 February 2008
Auntie Throws Us a Crumb
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The BBC has finally made the download version of its iPlayer on-demand TV service compatible with Firefox, after six months as an Internet E...
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11 January 2008
Hallelujah! An MP Who Groks IT
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Many of the UK Government's fiascos - both old ones like the loss of 25 million bank details, or future ones like ID cards - could be av...
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09 January 2008
The Saga of Erik
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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...
17 December 2007
Can the BBC Trust Butter Some Parsnips?
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The Open Source Consortium has prodded the BBC Trust into words, if not action: The BBC Trust and the Open Source Consortium (OSC) have agr...
05 December 2007
Why the BBC Does Not Get It
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I came across this gem from the BBC Internet blog: Even the beleaguered iPlayer – forget the issues, who can quibble that in making virtual...
19 November 2007
Asking Ashley
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For those following the iPlayer debate, Groklaw has put up perhaps the best interview with Ashley Highfield so far: the long-term alternati...
09 November 2007
Groklaw Interviews Becky Hogge
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A couple of days ago I mentioned two key players in the fight to get the BBC to do the right thing over its downloads service. Groklaw has...
07 November 2007
BBC: Bound to Be Beaten on iPlayer?
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Interesting : We met with Mark Taylor, President of the Open Source Consortium (OSC) last night, directly after his meeting with the BBC to ...
02 November 2007
Credible, Moi?
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"We have 17.1 million users of bbc.co.uk in the UK and, as far as our server logs can make out, 5 per cent of those [use Macs] and arou...
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23 October 2007
Groklaw Begins to Grok the iPlayer
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I've written pretty extensively about the scandal that is the BBC iPlayer. The main man fighting the good fight here is the indispensa...
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