I'd love some insight into both the technology and management of the BBC website, which I consider one of the biggest and best websites on the internet. How many people does it take and simply how do they get all that news and commentary online, with links, features, blogs, maps, forums, comments, multimedia, user-contributed content, regionalisation, internationalisation. One of the few sites to achieve buzzword compliance on a truly international scale.
Somebody from the BBC is also at the top of my wishlist, though I would prefer the head on online strategy for the why the did it more that how the did it.
Still the how we did it would be interesting.
An alternative to the BBC would be the ABC, probably one the most influential sites is the .au space.
I would like to hear from both the why we did it (and what we want to do next) as well as the how we did it.
ABC would be interesting, but do know that they have a distributed team, one for each media vehicle. So it's a matter of getting the rigth people.
From the ABC news, tripleJ, 720 radio or whatever.
@Gary if WDS could get somebody from ABC, I would like to know why ABC went for distributed teams, how these teams interact, how need ideas/concepts spread through the ABC etc.
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