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Upgrading to BBC iD

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Tristan Ferne | 17:17 UK time, Thursday, 29 October 2009

BBC iD is the new sign in system for BBC Online. It's currently being rolled out across all services that require a user to register or sign in. But Radio Labs is in the vanguard and has already switched systems. So if you want to comment on the blog you will need to use the new BBC iD system. If you have an existing BBC membership, you can use your existing membername and password to sign in to BBC iD. The first time that you do this you'll be prompted to upgrade to a BBC iD and update and confirm your personal details.

You can read more and comment on the Internet blog and there is more help on BBC iD here.

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