The BBC has announced plans to make its entire archive of TV and radio shows available online. Pretty amazing, and unthinkable before the wonder of broadband. I love the interweb…
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And free too! This is good news indeed. I’m looking forward to seeing how it’s implemented and just how much of their archives are available. Good on the Beeb!