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Episode 2 of R&DTV available

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George Wright George Wright | 19:10 UK time, Wednesday, 3 June 2009

We're really pleased that the latest version of our R&DTV show is now available to view, rip, remix, share, etc.

It's an experiment in creating an interesting TV show themed around technology, released under a Creative Commons licence, explicitly made available for you as viewers and end users. You can just watch and enjoy the show or do much more with the content using the Asset Bundle.

Read more and comment at the BBC RAD blog.

George Wright is Portfolio Manager, Rapid Application Development, Research & Innovation, BBC Future Media & Technology


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