revisiting

metabroadcast explain the DNS of media work - uriplay. permanent link for a piece of media as it moves across rights, platforms etc. neat.

george's ideology shines though...

this sounds sensible (but counerintuitive for the BBCs strategy....)

interest in our BBC work - but this dates from ages ago and has been superceded...

thinking hat ON. check. as a way into news this is quite neat... muddy app ahoy.

rattle gets a riff from mr austin and the bbc journalism labs, which is nice.

a bbc event page listing tweets (annoyingly not summized - can you summize a personal twiiter account?) and blogs and email etc very much as the /sports live matches are done.

a great overview of the way in which joe public got involved in the Mumbai Attack and started to document and re-present it

"Twitterers are hair-trigger communicators, and presumably absolutely itching to get something of substance into their despatches. Whereas a journalist has a reasonably strong incentive not to broadcast misleading or dubious information, because such an eventuality would come with a professional cost, a Twitterer owes no duty except to their own impressions and their own state of mind. They'll pass on rumour as readily as fact, and there's absolutely no way of telling which is which." filters, again.

what to do with twitter. some obvious and useful points esp in comments...

linked data and networked content - a muddy bus case

bbc's qual research on how people use on demand tv.

How well do the BBC meet the needs of young people?

splitting feeds and recommending other stuff from them using calais

BBC's archive of live performances from the Old Grey Whistle Test and John Peel's sessions to be made available for download. Also integrating this into the 'web ecosystem' - last.fm and the like.

Social networks as a distribution channel and as a feedback loop for the Russian arm of the BBC world service. Interesting as I understood SUP [who bought LJ from sixapart] were a bunch of criminals with govt connections!!

New BBC app that trawls the web to find relevant 'buzz' around an artist and then pulls them back into a neat looking chart.

interesting use for clustering i.e. categorising news in a loose CV way

'We are building a new, cross-platform, Free/Open Source software-based, legal, peer-to-peer system". I'd like to see the supporting content strategy :P