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  • 26 Apr 2006
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    BBC plans: 'oh dear, oh dear'

    Everyone’s getting very excited about Ashley Highfield‘s latest pronouncement about turning the BBC website into Myspace – ‘We are looking to a world where you could share BBC programmes, your own thoughts, your own blogs and your own home videos. It allows you to create your own space and to build bbc.co.uk around you.’

    Well, everyone except Euan Semple, who – up until a few weeks ago – would have been the BBC’s guru on web-based community-building. ‘I am struggling with how to respond,’ he writes in his post on the subject… but the title rather betrays his true feelings.

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