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They spent millions of people's TV License fees, sounds like the most expensive hosting in the world.
Is there anyone protesting the closure of these communities?
180 community sites, does anyone know if there's a list?
Links would be appreciated.
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The BBC is announcing a set of closures and reductions as follows:
- The closure of half of the 400 Top Level Domains (with 180 closing ahead of schedule later this year)
- The replacement of the majority of programme websites with automated content
- The automation of bespoke digital radio sites 1Xtra, 5 Live Sports Extra, 6 Music and Radio 7
- The closure of RAW, Blast, Switch, Video Nation and the disposal of h2g2
- The removal of non-News features content from Local sites
- A substantial reduction in showbusiness news on the News website
- Fewer News blogs, with more focus on the updates from leading editors and correspondents
- A reduction in the overall amount of Sports news and live sport
- Stand-alone forums, communities and message boards and blogs to be reduced and replaced with integrated social tools
- The closure of the 606 community site and the closure of the BBC iPlayer message board
BBC Online will not:
- Launch its own social network
- Offer specialist news content for specialist audiences
- Publish local listings
- Develop encyclopaedic propositions in Knowledge
- Provide continuing professional development materials for teachers or a managed learning environment for schools
- Become a video-on-demand aggregator in BBC iPlayer, although it will link to other on-demand providers
- Produce online-only music sessions
- Offer track-by-track music streaming
- Invest in exclusive online sports rights
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MeeGo was announced at Mobile World Congress in February 2010 by Intel and Nokia in a joint press conference. Its aim is to merge the efforts of Intel on Moblin and of Nokia on Maemo into one project
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The Meego Conference is streaming Live for those of you not in Dublin
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Now you have @ZippyV:Woot!
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@aL_: Yes, I know how to load Windows 7 on a USB, but ordinary humans don't and the MeeGo set-up is much easer.
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The partitioning was different then anything I had seen before, MeeGo occupies three partitions.
Everything you need to know can be found at MeeGo
I booted the Windows 7 beta on this netbook and have asked the Windows Team to release Windows 7 on a USB stick, but they never did.
