I may have missed this, but I’m sure it’s new. On an article about the CIA and Wikipedia we have this at the bottom:
Does the BBC really need more readers?
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Sidebars to the left of me…
…content to the right, here I am, stuck waiting for the page to load as you’ve got some Javascript widget which takes forever to load and I give up reading your site. It’s also really bad when trying to read your blog on a mobile* as you have to scroll past lines of links to blogs that...
Good to see the BBC keeping up with Web 2.0
Their weekly show ‘Click’ is the flagship techy example of this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/click
It’s a shame that their iPlayer…
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayerbeta/
is a poor service & doesn’t meet the expectation of many who would like to see the vast quantity of BBC programming freely available online & on demand- we have paid for it after all!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayerbeta/
Imagine having access to all of those years worth of BBC News footage.
Just look at the fun Newsnight had with old clips of Gordon Brown demanding a face to face debate between the then Tory PM & the Labour opposition leader; Oh, imagine the fun we bloggers could have
GL.