Tagged with: Archive
Posts (34)
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Morecambe And Wise: undiscovered
Luke O'Shea-Phillips
Archive Collections Manager
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An archive for the 1980s microcomputer revolution
David Allen and Steve Lowry
Computer Literacy Project; editor, and programme engineer
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Earliest editions of Radio Times magazines now available online
Andrew Martin
BBC Genome Producer
Radio Times is one of the country’s best-known magazine titles, and its pages hold records of a large proportion of the history of broadcasting in the UK - including virtually all BBC programme listings from 1923 onwards.
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Introducing the BBC Reminiscence Archive
Jake Berger
Programme Manager, BBC Archive Development
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A new way of navigating the BBC’s archive of permanently available programmes
Jo Kent
Business Analyst, BBC Radio & Music Multiplatform
On the day of it's launch, Jo Kent explains how ADA (Automated Data Architecture) was developed to navigate the BBC’s rich archive of permanently available programmes
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Remembering the first UK Referendum - 75: Not Out on BBC Parliament
Hannah Khalil
Digital Content Producer, About The BBC Blog
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BBC Genome project reaches 100,000 edits
Ana Lucía González
Senior Producer, Archive Development
Ana Lucía González updates on the crowd-sourcing editing project's progress.
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Find over 8,000 TV and radio programmes on bbc.co.uk
Ana Lucía González
Senior Producer, Archive Development
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Genome – Radio Times archive now live
BBC Archive Development
Genome – the BBC project to digitise the Radio Times magazines between 1923 and 2009 is now live, and now the team needs your help...
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20 years and stronger than ever, how the internet changed the BBC
Lucy Hooberman
Professor, Digital Media and Innovation at the University of Warwick
Lucy Hooberman, Professor, Digital Media and Innovation at the University of Warwick explores just what being on the internet has meant for the BBC.