Tagged with: Technology + Creativity Blog Updates and News Round-ups
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Round up: September 2018
Jonathan Murphy
Technology & Creativity Blog editor
A round-up of some of the news from BBC D+E over the last few weeks.
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A round up of sound
Jonathan Murphy
Technology & Creativity Blog editor
A round up of some technology and audio news from the last 7 days.
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Time for a change
Jonathan Murphy
Technology & Creativity Blog editor
The editor explains the reasons behind the blog's change of name.
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Round up: BBC Red Button+
Nick Reynolds
Assistant Editor
The next step in Red Button evolution – the Connected Red Button gets a new name, Red Button+, and this will become the primary experience when you press Red on a wide range of internet connected TVs.
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Open Post: January 2015
Nick Reynolds
Assistant Editor
A chance to comment about the BBC's digital activities.
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Round up: BBC iPlayer RSS feeds and the Ethical Dilemma Cafe
Nick Reynolds
Assistant Editor
“BBC clamps down on ILLICIT iPlayer watchers” was the Register’s colourful headline about the decision to switch off BBC iPlayer RSS feeds.
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College of Technology round up: Lean analytics, Nitro, Cloud and Storytime
Frederick Botham
Researcher
Over the last few weeks we’ve published a variety of material on the College of Technology website with a software engineering theme.
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Round up: Continuous delivery, Genome and The Doctor
Nick Reynolds
Assistant Editor
One thing we didn’t want to do is continuously deliver low quality code…
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College of Technology round up: File delivery
Frederick Botham
Researcher
The television industry is currently gearing up for a big change in the way programmes are delivered to broadcasters. Tape was previously the only way of delivering a programme. However, as most productions are now shot and edited digitally, it is clear programmes need to transition to digital.
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Round up: designing a URL structure for BBC programmes
Nick Reynolds
Assistant Editor
Michael Smethurst of BBC R&D has written a long, comprehensive and well recived post on his personal blog: “Designing a URL structure for BBC programmes”. It's a history of how systems like the BBC's Programmes Information database (PIPs) and /programme pages work together.
