Interesting Stuff 2008-09-12

Nick Reynolds | 11:14 UK time, Friday, 12 September 2008

"Things to do with /programmes #431: iTunes!" from Matthew Wood at BBC Radio Labs Blog.

Tom Scott has "more sweet, sweet programme data":

you can now get your BBC programme data as RDF and the current and next three programmes, per service, as plain text, XML, JSON or YAML.

"Project Kangaroo fights online TV battle" from the Financial Times.

BBC Backstage has more details about Scripting enabled at Barcamp Brighton.

"TV's future stars will come from the web" from Victor Keegan in the Guardian (Victor mentions the BBC iPlayer).

James Cridland has a new fan at BBC Radio Scotland.

Nick Reynolds is editor, BBC Internet Blog

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