In our BBC Online industry briefing event in London's Radio Theatre Mark friend and I presented our strategy for radio and music product. After the presentation we had a Q&A session. Here is a movie from this session:
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Andrew Scott is the head of the radio: music, BBC future media
Sarah Montague, a friend of Mark-if no evidence that "monitors the radio" doing something to stop the decline in youth radio to listen to. Mark pointed out the new home page of Radio 1. The creators of Web sites @ MadeByKite, who wrote of their evaluation.
Sarah Montague BBQ Mark friend. Terrible! Radio 1 homepage is his shield. # BBCOnline-1225 PM
Mark also talked about the many comments, Radio 1 to receive and do not necessarily. Katz Kiely who wrote:
Thousands of comments on the šikanující campaign. All out. This could be really powerful to ensure if CURATED # BBCOnline-12: 27 PM
Euan Miller to disturb the media asked the challenges in the use of user-generated content and comment; He suggested that the digital framework sometimes holds people back. Mark said that it was more of the BBC in compliance with the framework than the digital frame.
Simon Willis, head of content at the Wise Buddha, said the Commissioner on the radio don't have the same multiplatform expectations like on TV. He asked whether the changed demand to suit the platform. Mark replied that the culture is changing very quickly.
Clifford Boobyer Firedog were asked to put the various agencies working on the same project. Mark and Andrew talked about the BBC splits the work in projects with multiple agencies in different ways and all of the Agency, sometimes it's "on the spot" as a direct supplier.
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