BBC Online Briefing Spring 2012: Keynote
Post categories: BBC Online, accountability, open standards, stakeholders
| 16:30 UK time, Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Being in the Radio Theatre and New Broadcasting House for our third Online Briefing was really very exciting.
It was a great opportunity to look back on the year since our first Online Briefing at BAFTA. It was also time well spent looking at the incredible year ahead, and the themes shaping it.
Here is the video:
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Ralph Rivera is the Director, BBC Future Media
Delegates reacted to the reach of mobile and tablet applications - particularly Ralph's comments that the iPlayer on iPad was reaching where the Internet fridge had tried to stake a claim. @GinaFegan of D Media Network tweeted:
#BBCOnline iPlayer for iPad is the No.1 app in the UK - & has made the holy grail of entry to the kitchen! - 11:43AM
Dean Johnson (@ActivRightBrain) retweeted the news, noting:
[It's now a default download!] - 11:52AM
Something Else's Trevor Klein (@TrevorRidge) got nostalgic about the fridge:
Fifteen minutes in to BBC Spring Briefing and we have a mention of the Internet fridge. Love it. #bbconline (cc @rooreynolds) - 11:43AM
Ralph returned to his theme from the first briefing about the intersection of storytelling and technology, as indie "Code Computerlove" summed up:
How do we combine storytelling and technology to leverage connected experiences? Good stuff #bbconline - 11:54AM
Comment number 1.
At 21:36 9th May 2012, Shades846 wrote:So still no UK bbc sport app for the iPhone or android ?
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