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Published 24 January 2014
BLOG: A run-down of things we saw online this week
Published 17 January 2014
BLOG: A run-down of things we saw online this week
Published 9 January 2014
BLOG: A run-down of things we saw online this week
Published 2 March 2011
To some outside observers, the loss of people like Pete Clifton from the BBC’s online news operation may seem relatively trivial from a day-to-day basis because it’s the journalists and…
Published 8 February 2011
— Not for publication until further notice — And you thought that the days of the BBC junking its supposedly ‘unwanted’ output instead of preserving it in some form –…
Published 24 January 2011
So the BBC has finally revealed a list of its online services for trimming or closure in order to meet its 25% budget cut, which broadly correlates with a similar…
Published 13 July 2010
Some people still seem to think that the Jon Gaunt versus Ofcom case was all about freedom of speech, but the reality is that it basically related to the ability…
Published 12 June 2010
One of the few stations which would have benefited from the possible demise of BBC Radio 6music, has put up the shutters.
Published 22 July 2008
Once again, a sizeable proportion of online users are being discriminated against by on-demand programme providers: this time by Five’s TV-on-demand service Demand Five. If they were visually impaired, for…
Published 1 February 2008
I’ve been a technology journalist of one sort or another since 1974, and in my view there are two fundamental requirements for the job: an ability to write, of course,…
Published 31 January 2008
Eliot (right) and Carolyn’s on-screen ‘avatar’. BBC copyright. Wednesday (Tuesday in Scotland) saw the latest in a new documentary strand, Wonderland, on BBC2. This week it was “Virtual Adultery and…