Pic of the day: Tim Berners-Lee at Digital Revolution event
Post categories: innovation, open source
| 17:14 UK time, Friday, 10 July 2009
Tim Berners-Lee is in the building!
Tim is speaking at an event to launch a new "open source and collaborative" TV documentary series Digital Revolution.
Photo from Bill Thompson on Twitpic.
Photo from Dan Biddle.
There's some activity on twitter right now. And there'll be more from the event on the Digital Revolution blog soon. Here's the press release, Rory Cellan Jones' blog post and a story from BBC News . Plus we hope to have a blog post about the series on the Internet blog next week.
Nick Reynolds is editor, Social Media, Central Editorial Team, BBC Online
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At 17:53 10th Jul 2009, digitalradiotech wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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At 09:22 13th Jul 2009, RobynsDad wrote:Collaberative? Tut, tut!
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At 11:34 13th Jul 2009, SheffTim wrote:I wonder if Fry would be so liberal on this issue if the (many) programmes that earn him his living were financed solely by being sold on an individual pay-per-view download basis, and a great many people downloaded them without paying?
Given what Tim BL said in his recent speech at the BBC about TV channels disappearing, as programmes are distributed and consumed soley via the web, this could one day become an issue for the BBC and other broadcasters.
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At 11:36 13th Jul 2009, SheffTim wrote:Oops, too much haste, the comment above was intended for the Fry speech post. Apologies.
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At 17:03 13th Jul 2009, mykhaelo wrote:Very interesting to see what Tim is been doing lately. Didn't he just win a Webby Award.
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At 16:08 20th May 2010, magic1001981 wrote:Given what Tim BL said in his recent speech at the BBC about TV channels disappearing, as programmes are distributed and consumed soley via the web, this could one day become an issue for the BBC and other broadcasters https://www.seslichatailesi.net/
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