Interesting Stuff 2008-10-13: Erik Huggers Feature

Nick Reynolds | 09:20 UK time, Monday, 13 October 2008

Today's Media Guardian contains an extensive interview feature with FM&T director Erik Huggers, including many interesting nuggets and quotes:

If you look at what the heart of the BBC is about, it's about creative storytelling and editorial. But it started out as an engineering organisation. Lord Reith was more of an engineer at heart than he was a creative programmer... the message I've been pushing is that only if we find a way to get creative programme-makers partnering with creative engineers will we be able to do unique things.

Nick Reynolds is editor, BBC Internet Blog.

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