2010-03-04
post/426163795
quote 12:48:04
“ The BBC’s own Public Purposes, stated in its own charter [all] bellow for investment in network internet content, which will increasingly, inevitably, ineluctably do a better job of achieving these purposes than TV, whether broadcast or on-demand. […] Rather “the Internet” is again and again stated to be core to the future of the way the BBC reaches its audiences — but only if the output of the BBC is restricted to linear programming and the internet is a new pipe for this linear programming. ”
Paul Bennun at Somethin’ Else posting a Our Response to the BBC Strategic Review.
2010-03-02
post/422844815
quote 23:20:31
“ How can the BBC say, with a straight face, that the internet is “the future for the BBC” while cutting its budget by 25%? Exactly how do you improve the site’s quality and consistency by closing half the sections? If it were that simple, why not cut everything the BBC does by 25%? ”
Adrian Hon: Back to the Future: The BBC is still dead.
2009-01-01
2008
text 22:20:00
A running total as I tot up my online activity throught the year. Hopefully all of this will turn into pretty over the next day or so.
Status updates on Twitter: 1218 (on 347 distinct days)
Links posted to deilicous: 856 (includes non-shared)
Photos posted to Flickr: 492
Photos marked as a favourite on Flickr: 714
Flickr photos where I added a comment or note: (tricky)
Images posted to ffffound: approx 310
Images bookmarked via ffffound: approx 265
Images added to ffffound (post + bookmark): approx 575
Notes posted to notes.husk.org: 299
Broken down as: photos: 212, posts: 38, videos: 18, links: 15, chats: 6
Long-form posts on Vox: 70 (includes private)
Long-form posts on chaff: 1
