Twitter and BBC America team on 'in-Tweet branded video'
Fast on the heels of its not-game-changing #Music service launch, Twitter appears to be jumping straight into streaming video content.
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Apple's Jony Ive gets Blue Peter badge, cites programme as inspiring his creativity
Apple's head of design is interviewed by UK kids TV programme Blue Peter, to be aired tomorrow morning
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BBC three months behind on Olympics intelligent video player
The BBC is three months behind on procuring an intelligent video player that is set to be used throughout the Olympic Games this summer.
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BBC Micro celebrates 30-year anniversary
Thirty years ago this week the BBC offered for sale its first Micro, a home computer that went on to change the history of computing in the UK and far beyond.
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BBC creating iOS app for reporters
The BBC is creating an iOS app that will allow its reporters to upload photographs and video and even report live from their iPhone.
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You View delayed until 2012
You View, the BBC-backed internet-connected TV-on-demand service , has been delayed until 2012.
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BBC iPlayer apps for iPhone & iPad imminent
You will soon be able to access the BBC's iPlayer through a dedicated iOS app, according to reports.
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BBC Online budget to be cut by 25 percent
BBC Online’s budget will be slashed by 25 percent, the BBC Trust has confirmed.
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Gov't wants 'fast-lane' net access
The government believes the UK should have 'fast-lane' access to the web, paid for by content providers and consumers.
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BBC iPlayer goes global, will be made available outside the UK
The BBC is set to launch an international version of its catch-up TV service, iPlayer, after the BBC Trust gave the project the go-ahead.
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Project Canvas fre online TV project rebranded as YouView
Project Canvas, the BBC-led subscription free digital TV service, has been formally announced as 'YouView'. YouView will comprise seven days worth of catchup TV similar to the BBC's existing iPlayer service, as well as free TV on demand, apps and widgets. TV providers signed up to take part include the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Five.
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BBC to cut 25% of web budget
The BBC's governing body has essentially approved a 25 percent cut in the broadcaster's online budget, which could hit interactive design firms hard.