Round up: Saturday 19th December 2009
There was a lot going on last week so here's an extra helping of interesting links you may have missed:
On the Ö÷²¥´óÐã Research and Development blog Alia Sheikh introduces us to "Collaberative Archive Navigation".
The Audience Experience research section has been thinking about different types and sources of metadata and why some might be more useful than others.......Metadata can tell you what your content is. Metadata can tell you what the ingredients of your content are. If we drill down to a single unit of content - let's say a song - it can tell you what that is made of too. All of this seems irrelevant until you consider the problems that it can solve- the thousands of hours of digital content, and the person searching for that specific clip.
Earlier in the week Douglas Carswell MP was critical of the Ö÷²¥´óÐã's Digital Revolution project :
Surely, that's a bit like asking the Vatican to provide the commentary on the Reformation?
Jason Da Ponte of the Ö÷²¥´óÐã's mobile team shares his recent presentation at XLab in Sydney on his personal blog:
James Cridland ex Ö÷²¥´óÐã has . James has kindly set up an if you still need the list. Thanks for the list in the first place James, and my best wishes.
And finally Head of Ö÷²¥´óÐã HD Danielle Nagler was interviewed on Radio 4's You and Yours last week (still available on Ö÷²¥´óÐã iPlayer).
Nick Reynolds is Social Media Executive, Ö÷²¥´óÐã Online
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At 6th Jan 2010, John wrote:Can someone tell me where the posts are going on the PQ blog. There appear to be 592 as of now, but the last one showing is #500.
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At 6th Jan 2010, Stuart_Wilson wrote:At the end of the last post on page 1 (#500), there is a "Next" button. Press this to go forward........
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At 7th Jan 2010, John wrote:Thanks very much Stuart. I hadn't spotted that.
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At 20th May 2010, Manu wrote:Thanks for this quick explanation
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