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';if(window.bbccookies_flag==="on"&&!bbccookies._acceptsall()&&!window.bbccookies_disable){document.write(o)}}n()})(); /*]] */ british broadcasting corporation home accessibility links skip to content skip to local navigation skip to bbc.co.uk navigation skip to bbc.co.uk search accessibility help this page has been archived and is no longer updated. find out more about page archiving. thanks for all the #tags post categories: backstage , backstagebbc ian forrester | 14:35 uk time, wednesday, 26 january 2011 comments (1) so we're finally at the very end of a era. there's a few more things to sort out but generally its all come to an end. this blog will be mothballed for the future. i'd like to thank everyone who took the time to get involved with backstage.bbc.co.uk, be it to rave about what we were doing or shout at us about the drm stance of the bbc. without people like yourselves giving up your time to get involved, hack, tweak and scrape the bbc of its data, it wouldn't have been anywhere near the success it turned out to be. all this will go down in history as a breath taking project with many fingers in many pies which out performanced its very humble start and drove the way the bbc will move forward in the future. everyone i speak to since the announcement has asked in there own way, " so what next? " well it would be a disrespectful to say something like backstage. there is almost nothing like the phenomenon which was bbc backstage. as you might have heard many times, it was of its own time and to be frank it was put together by some of the smartest people in the uk net scene at the time. r&d use to have a department called imagineering which then became creative r&d. that department was a magnet for talented people with wild imaginations and creative solutions. this is where backstage came from along with projects for the creative archive, innovation labs, etc. now creative r&d is just r&d and the traditional research has been turned on its head forever more. i've witness the backstage methodology just spread like wildfire. every single day i hear some down right zainy ideas being talked about between engineers and researchers. ideas that 5 years ago would have been shot down before they even get a chance to stretch their wings. the "backstage approach" is common in the lanaguage between engineers, researchers, programme makers, etc. the legacy of backstage is transfixed on the bbc and will never be forgotten. in a economic environment like we are in now, making things happen will be all important. we won't stop taking risks, its what we do, but its important to be extremly cost effective with the ones we do. "...come on what's next?!" i hear you all shout... well we all have ideas about what areas could do with some creativity but its the combination of the ideas which will make up the replacement. i can tell you the core activity of watching and engaging with the hackers will prevail in some form. data will be a large part of what happens next but maybe not at the level we were at before. others have taken that fight onwards and its our time to look to the next 5 years. alan kay once said, " the best way to predict the future is to invent it ." and you'd be hard pressed to find anyone to disagree with him. rather that talk about what would replace backstage, we will be inventing together with yourselves, the future. we can't wait... but before we leap too far into the future, theres one more thing to do. this was personally one of the best times of my life to date and i'm proud to be able to see it through right to a respectable end. i wish i could name everyone who was involved in backstage but that list would be almost endless and the ebooks have done a fantastic job doing some of that . (you can also buy it in written form now ) so in backstage fashion, thanks for all the tags... you were all truly inspiring and together we inspired. ian forrester - senior "backstage" producer on behalf of everyone who collaborated and helped make backstage what it was over the last 5+ years - thanks for all the tags! bookmark with: del.icio.us | digg | reddit - what's this? bbc backstage the ebook retrospective post categories: backstage ian forrester | 13:43 uk time, wednesday, 5 january 2011 comments (2) its been an amazing five years but finally the servers are powering down on the backstage.bbc.co.uk (to be official) project.the legacy of backstage will live on, but what better way to end the project but to launch a ebook which tells some of the stories of how the project started way back in 2004. we commisioned suw charman-anderson to create the ebook retrospective of the whole project, quite a challenge as you can imagine. but she's done a excellent job with help from editor jim mcclennan and designer nicola rowlands . its an fantastic piece of work i think you will agree.it also serves as a very fitting tribute to the endless efforts of the many staff, friends, hackers, developers, designers, critics, etc, etc of the project over the last half decade. there is plenty of background information in the ebook including those playground servers, the amazing array of prototypes and some real interesting points about the nature hacking... maybe someone should update wikipedia with some of the information? ladies and gentlemen, i'm really happy to present the backstage ebook:hacking the bbc, a backstage retrospective. from us to you, for making backstage what it became. download in [ pdf ] [ print ready pdf ] [ epub ] [ mobi ] [ rtf ] (the amazon kindle will read mobi files, the apple ipad makes great work of the pdf, while most others readers will accept epub. if you're in any doubt try the pdf on which is full colour or the rtf which is just the content.) you can also read more on the guardian's pda blog , the bbc r&d blog (which will be the place to find out what happens post backstage), the bbc internet blog and of course my own personal blog . i think its safe to say the ebook is licenced under a creative commons by-nc-sa licence. so please do share it and tells us what bits you loved or hated. in actual fact, tells us what bits you loved or hated generally about the whole project. we really value your feedback and of course everything you all did to make backstage your place to influence the bbc as a whole. thank's for all the tags .... end line :) bookmark with: del.icio.us | digg | reddit - what's this? backstage: the beginning post categories: bbc , backstage , bbcbackstage , retrospective , transfer brendan crowther | 18:00 uk time, tuesday, 9 november 2010 comments (3) for those who don’t know me, i’m a researcher for bbc research & development . for the last fifteen months i’ve been on attachment with bbc scotland learning about how r&d interfaces with production divisions. prior to my attachment i worked closely with ian on backstage events such as the edinburgh un-festival and over the air so now i’m back in the fold i’ve been asked to work with a small team on the closedown and migration of bbc backstage . a few weeks have passed since the announcement that backstage is due to close . it’s taken a while to get up to speed but recently we’ve really started to get a clear idea on what we need to do to close down backstage in a way that preserves its legacy and continues to support its community. here’s a brief rundown of what we’ve been up to. at the moment we’re working our way through the current website to working out which projects are still live. all apis and feeds will remain available until we establish what will replace the website at which point we’ll migrate everything to its new home. we’re also looking at how to archive the content no longer in use as a resource for the future. we’re in discussion with a couple of organisations about the new home for the backstage developer community. what we want to do is plug the current community into the wider groups at large in the uk looking at open and linked

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Domain name:
bbc.co.uk

Registrant:
British Broadcasting Corporation

Registrant type:
UK Corporation by Royal Charter

Registrant's address:
British Broadcasting Corporation
Broadcasting House
Portland Place
London
W1A 1AA
United Kingdom

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Registrar:
British Broadcasting Corporation [Tag = BBC]
URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk

Relevant dates:
Registered on: before Aug-1996
Expiry date: 13-Dec-2025
Last updated: 29-Oct-2016

Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.

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