I’m not sure whether it was today that it happened, but there have been some new features launched on the BBC News website recently. On the homepage, a new section has been added at the bottom that packages together some of BBC News’s ‘products and services’, including podcasts, e-mail news, and RSS feeds. Interestingly, blogs [...]
One small change I made to the Science Museum homepage over the last week was to add a link to our new RSS feed. We’re linking directly to the feedburner version of the feed, which basically contains all the current homepage promo content. I documented the change over on our ‘dev’ blog, so I’ll try [...]
The BBC has launched BBC Backstage, with the aim of opening up BBC content for developers to play with. It’s great that they’re doing stuff like this, exactly what they should be doing. I’ll be exploring it more deeply and trying to see if I can do something interesting with the data myself. Meanwhile, here [...]
The author of the cool book 101 Things To Do Before You Die Richard Horne (an illistrator) left a comment on one of my previous blog entries that announced my 101 things to do minisite. Richard is apparently ‘inspired’ by my site, so much so that he’s created his own 101 blog. There’s no RSS [...]
I’ve created a new RSS feed of this blog, which contains the full text of the posts (not just an excerpt). You can find the feed at index.rss. Please let me know if you have any problems/requests.