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This year's BBC Reith lectures came to a close today with the last of three lectures on Securing Freedom, presented by Eliza Manningham-Buller. The name may mean nothing to you but she was the Director-General of Britain's Security Service, aka MI5, between October 2002 and April 2007, and she reflects on 9/11, the wars in the Middle East and how
Sixty years of the BBC's Reith Lectures archive have been made available as downloadable .mp3s, a fantastic resource for Renaissance geeks and lovers of 20th century history. The Reith Lectures are an annual short series of lectures on issues of the day pitched to the general public and given by respected individuals. They cover a wide range of topics but
This is just to funny, and I bet some production staff got a ear full. Imagine you are a cab driver in the BBC Television center and then get called in to do a interview. [The Mail]
First I hope you liked my discussion with Nikki on drive this morning for your benefit I have linked to several resources to get you started listening to podcast. First and foremost you do not need a portable media player if you have one, you will be able to experience the power of walk away content and the full impact
At 5:40pm GMT or 7:40am (-10 GMT) today I will be on the BBC program Drive for a segment on Podcasting and Mobile media. I look forward to chatting with Nikki Beddi host of Drive. On a side note if you have a DVR, I would love it if someone recorded and forwarded the segment to me. [BBC]
On Tuesday Dec 6th and possibly Wed Dec 7th at 5:40pm GMT or 7:40am (-10 GMT) I will be on the BBC program Drive for a segment on Podcasting and Mobile media. I look forward to chatting with Nikki Beddi host of Drive. On a side note if you have a DVR, I would love it if someone recorded and