Empty data centre
Is a data centre with no data in it just a fancy name for a spares cupboard ?
4 publicly visible posts • joined 12 Jul 2007
This whole 'Beeb do Digital' thing has been a drama, comedy, soap opera and chat show all in one. Genius.
It's nice to see the Beeb back on the cutting edge of entertainment distribution.
The best bits are that I don't have to fork out for a license fee to enjoy it, and can revisit it for my amusement at any time in the future.
i haven't been contributing to beeb tax for years now and couldn't honestly say that i miss them. the licence fee i save covers the dvds of the very occasional programmes that i would enjoy. RSS feeds and conversations keep me informed in greater detail and diversity than i could manage with a tv.
we have a globally connected communications network at our disposal, and free (as in speech) software from projects like Dyne:bolic (http://dynebolic.org) to play, record, edit, remix and broadcast for ourselves.
the revolution might not be televised, but it'll probably be streamed live from mobiles.