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Open BBC Strategy, July 2004

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Short 'for discussion' presentation given to BBC New Media management team in July 2004. From this came freedom to do backstage.

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An Open BBC on the Internet Thursday 8th July 2004 Tom Loosemore
Dont just build a Website. Become part of the Web.
Open To User Feedback - Respond & react to emails from our users - Participate in discussions with our users - Invite users to rate our output - Invite users to submit their ideas
Open To The Market - Annual event to share our thinking with the market - Consultation process for new forms of PV ideas? - Profound Buy/Build/Partner/Link rethink
3. Open bbc.co.uk - Encourage easy & widespread re-use of our publishing content on the non-commercial internet - Enable non-commercial use of our applications such as search, postcoder, single sign-on etc. - Open source as much bbc.co.uk code as possible
4. Open Archive of BBC Programmes - Non-commercial open access to all BBC TV & Radio programmes via the internet - From first broadcast to perpetuity - Sure, negotiating the rights would cost, but think about the public value potential

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Open BBC Strategy, July 2004

  • 1. An Open BBC on the Internet Thursday 8th July 2004 Tom Loosemore
  • 2. Dont just build a Website. Become part of the Web.
  • 3. Open To User Feedback - Respond & react to emails from our users - Participate in discussions with our users - Invite users to rate our output - Invite users to submit their ideas
  • 4. Open To The Market - Annual event to share our thinking with the market - Consultation process for new forms of PV ideas? - Profound Buy/Build/Partner/Link rethink
  • 5. 3. Open bbc.co.uk - Encourage easy & widespread re-use of our publishing content on the non-commercial internet - Enable non-commercial use of our applications such as search, postcoder, single sign-on etc. - Open source as much bbc.co.uk code as possible
  • 6. 4. Open Archive of BBC Programmes - Non-commercial open access to all BBC TV & Radio programmes via the internet - From first broadcast to perpetuity - Sure, negotiating the rights would cost, but think about the public value potential