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A Collaborative Journey – The AHRC/BBC KEP Showcase

On Monday 27th April the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the BBC are jointly hosting an event to showcase the outcomes of projects from our co-funded Knowledge Exchange Programme. We will also be exploring the wider implications of the projects' findings and their recommendations for our respective communities as well as the future of the partnership itself. The event is being held at Wallacespace in St Pancras, London.

To find out more about the Knowledge Exchange Programme and this event visit our blog at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/knowledgeexchange.

THE EVENT IS FREE but places are limited. Refreshments and a light lunch will be available. If you wish to reserve a place and find out more about the day please contact Louise Elliott at the AHRC (l.elliott at ahrc dot ac dot uk).

Cheers, Brendan

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Prototypes

BBC News and Weather Vista Gadget

BBC News Gadget

The BBC News Sidebar Gadget and BBC Weather Sidebar Gadget are hopefully the last ever gadgets that you will need to view news and weather on your desktop, according to Fraser who created these great looking Vista gadgets.

Off-site link to prototype: http://www.dailysnooze-gadgets.com/

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Ideas

Music in TV Programmes

  • Phil Wilson

From the Mailing list,

Personally I'm waiting for the time when we can pause a program and scroll over the items on-screen and it'll tell us what they are and where we can buy them, like when Ed Norton describes his apartment at the beginning of Fight Club.

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