Open BBC Strategy, July 2004
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The document discusses the concept of an 'open BBC' aimed at engaging users and promoting collaboration. It emphasizes user feedback, non-commercial use of content, and the establishment of an open archive for BBC programs. The initiative seeks to enhance public value through easy access and the reusability of BBC's broadcasting content and technology.
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Open BBC Strategy, July 2004
- 1. An “Open BBC” on the Internet Thursday 8th July 2004 Tom Loosemore
- 2. “ Don’t 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…