Entries from February 2007
- 24 February 2007: Credit Card Charges - Aren’t those banks lovely people?
- There’s an article on BBC News Online about the decision by Lloyds TSB to impose a £35 annual charge on credit cards account holders who don’t use their cards.
- 24 February 2007: 100% Increase In Video Choice! (a.k.a BBCi News Multiscreen on Freeview gets a bit bigger)
- It was great to see the new look BBCi News Multiscreen launch on digital terrestrial television at around 11:10 on Thursday morning - now with 100% more video options! (well four choices instead of 2 is a 100% increase!)
- 21 February 2007: Number or No Number?
- I mentioned the other day that all but four pages within the new BBCi weather service had page numbers and that I was contemplating adding in those extra four. Whether to do so or not turned out to be an interesting decision.
- 17 February 2007: Changes to the BBCi Weather service
- Urgh, thank goodness it’s the weekend. It’s been a particularly long week due to the launch of the revised BBCi weather service on digital terrestrial and satellite which, for us, wasn’t quite as smooth as I would have liked - hence why I was still at work last night at 8pm. Especially annoying given I’d worked late the previous night and had hoped to go home early on Friday to compensate! Still the changes are done and the service is up there for people to see.
- 12 February 2007: The F-Word - the end of an era
- Late last night, Catherine announced to the world that she was standing down as day to day editor of The F-Word.
- 10 February 2007: Weather and Sport joins the BBCi News Multiscreen
- A while ago, someone emailed me to ask what was going to replace the old quarter screen BBC Parliament service on digital terrestrial television (aka Freeview). At the time I just said that something was coming, and that I couldn’t say more.
- 10 February 2007: Random Stuff from Google Analytics About This Website
- Analysing stuff is great.
- 8 February 2007: It snows in Britain - EXCLUSIVE!
- Yep, it’s been snowing, which for the news means sending countless reporters out into the middle of nowhere to get cold to report on the fact that schools are closed and roads are slippery.
