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BBC Technology Shapes up for The 26·01·10 Week 4 explore.gateway.bbc.co.uk/ariel THE BBC NEWSPAPER More HelP For Haiti: THE BBC a anD inDIVIDUal staFF resPonD in Practical waYS PAGE 3 PH otogra PH: anna gor D on WEST END GIRLHANNAH KHALIL’S thought provoking ◆ play about what happens to ordinary people when they become refugees begins a run on the London stage Page 5 ◆ BBC technology ◆ No giggling ◆ Industry keeps shapes up for while newsreading – up pressure over the future Page 2 announcers’ tips Page 7 scale of BBC Page 10 > NEWS 2-4 WEEK AT WORK 8-9 MAIL 11 JOBS 14 GREEN ROOM 16 < 162 News aa 00·00·08 26·01·10 SUPPLIERS GET CHANCE TO HAVE THEIR SAY NEWS BITES a BBC News is taking part in an independent study of the effect New plan unveiled to take on journalists and other media professionals of covering traumatic Room 2316, White City events. Researchers from the 201 Wood Lane, London W12 7TS technology into the future University of London will contact 020 8008 4228 news people at random; participation Editor by Sally Hillier what sort of company and on what kind of scale.’ is voluntary and nobody outside Candida Watson 02-84222 He adds that from now on more effort will be the project (including the BBC) made to call outside suppliers to account. ‘When Deputy editor A new technology plan has been unveiled, aimed will have access to the responses. at making the BBC more ‘technically agile’ and we have a contract with a vendor, we absolutely Cathy Loughran 02-27360 responsive to digital developments, market influ- will make sure that they deliver.’ SINGER KIRI Te Kanawa, conductor Chief writer ences and changes in audience behaviour. As for the core building blocks of the new Antonio Pappano and director Sally Hillier 02-26877 The paper is being published externally, al- direction, Linwood says that ‘frictionless’ devices Graham Vick are among the Features editor lowing suppliers and other interested parties to are at the heart of the plans. ‘We need to devise contributors to an opera season this Clare Bolt 02-27445 see where the corporation is heading and giving technologies that are easy and intuitive to use. For spring. The BBC – A Passion for Opera Broadcast Journalist them a chance to comment. The document, out- example, if you press your computer on switch, it will feature films, documentary Claire Barrett 02-27368 lining focus areas for investment and intended as should just come on without spending minutes and performance on BBC Two and AV Manager a statement of intent to be realised in two to five thinking about it.’ BBC Four. Radio 3 is also involved Peter Roach 02-24622 years’ time, is based around a set of core princi- Within the main technology document are 48 and Radio 2 will search for a new Art editor ples. They are: ‘roadmaps’ covering areas such as cameras, stor- opera star. Further programmes l Ken Sinyard 02-84229 Ensuring sustaina- age, post production are planned for the autumn. ble networking, teleph- systems, studios, high Digital Design Executive ony, storage and other definition, and mobile BBC PROCUREMenT was named David Murray 02-27380 basic services platforms. travel team of the year at the Business co-ordinator l Being connect- ‘Increasingly, tech- Business Travel Awards. The award Silvana Romana 02-84228 ed and collaborative – nology is becoming part recognised the team’s partnership breaking down barri- of everything we do,’ with thetrainline.com, with ers to allow partners says Linwood. ‘Not only specific mention made of the work Guest contributors this week to work easily with the is it ubiquitous but more done to cut ticket prices and CO2 BBC, and providing sup- and more complex.’ emissions by encouraging travellers ANDY TIGHE, home affairs port for flexible and re- The rise in inter-con- to take the train rather than fly. correspondent, explains how to mote working nected systems – a dec- break a court verdict live. Page 9 l Fostering innova- ade ago, for instance, JOHN SIMM, Corin Redgrave, Anna tion – embracing the the scheduling sys- Massey and Robert Glenister are JEREMY NYE, head of audience growing capabilities of tem was stand-alone; among the actors who will appear in research, Global News, on the issues consumer devices for now it’s plugged into a the new run of BBC One Daytime’s that most concern people around professional use and en- number of other sys- Moving On series, written by Jimmy the world. Page 10 suring the development tems such as playout McGovern. Dominic West of The Wire of innovative technolo- – and convergence of fame will direct one of the episodes. gy at the BBC broadcast and IT technologies are two key trends The new series starts later this year. Ariel mail l Delivering value – using more standardised of recent years, Linwood explains. [email protected] and off-the-shelf goods rather than customising Then there is the increase in flexible working, THERE IS to be a review of BBC Ariel online explore.gateway.bbc.uk/ariel products. the growing concern for the environment – a tricky marketing services, led by Sharon The paper also addresses the problems expe- one for the BBC as more technology means more Baylay, director of Marketing, BBC Jobs 0370 333 1330 rienced with some outsourced services, and pro- power consumption at the same time as it is trying Communications & Audiences. Jobs textphone 028 9032 8478 poses that in future the decision on whether or to reduce its carbon footprint – and the seemingly It will look at the likely future BBC Jobs John Clarke 02-27143 not to stay in-house ‘should be based on individu- insatiable audience appetite for on-demand serv- marketing requirements of Room 2120, White City, London W12 7TS al circumstances for each project’. ices and content delivered via social media. the organisation, so that ‘it Advertise in Ariel Chief technology officer John Linwood, who is ‘All these factors have come together to drive continues to deliver successful Ten Alps Media 020 7878 2313 at the forefront of dealing with the phone prob- the new approach,’ says Linwood. and award-winning campaigns’. www.bbcarielads.com lems that have plagued some areas, including the He adds that the document, drawn up with in- newsroom, admits: ‘We have learned the hard way put from divisions across the BBC, has had ‘a fa- THE BBC’S Extend scheme, which Printing that outsourcing everything isn’t the right solu- vourable response’ internally and will be updated offers paid work opportunities to Garnett Dickinson Group tion. We are looking at ‘right’ sourcing – essential- and refreshed as technology develops further and qualified disabled people, seeks Rotherham 01709 768000 ly asking when is the right time to outsource, with business demands and audiences needs change. up to 30, six-month placements in Subscribe to Ariel a range of departments, starting Six months: £26, £36, £40 in September. More than half of ph previous participants have stayed Twelve months: £50, £60, £68 O T O on at the BBC. Deadline for offers is (prices for UK, Europe, rest of world graph THEY February 9. http://learn.gateway.bbc. respectively) : jeff OV co.uk/leadership/main.asp?page=870 Cheques to: Garnett Dickinson Print, LOOK Brookfields Way, Manvers, ers FAMILIAR WORLD SERVIce programme Wath Upon Dearne, Rotherham S63 5DL Business Daily was named best Tel 01709 768199 broadcast programme at the Work INFORMATION IN AN EMERGENCY Foundation’s WorldWork awards. Telephone 0800 0688 159 Presenters past and Online journalist of the year was Ceefax Page 159 www.bbc.co.uk/159 present gathered the business unit’s Clare Matheson. to mark 30 years of Antony Reuben received a special Ariel is produced by Internal Newsnight, a special commendation. Emma Simpson Communications for people at the BBC birthday edition of was specially commended in the which was broad- Broadcast Reporter category. cast on BBC Two on Saturday night. Standing: Kirsty ON YOUR BIKE BBC Workplace Wark, Emily Maitlis, is trying to find the owners Olivia O’Leary, Jer- of a number of bikes left in emy Paxman, Gavin the car parks at Henry Wood PLEASE RECYCLE YOUR COPY OF ARIEL Esler, Francine House and Egton Wing at BH. Stock, John Tusa If the owners aren’t traced by and Sue Cameron. the end of January, the bikes Seated: Martha will be removed and stored off Kearney and Peter site. Email BBC-Feedback.cguk@ Snow. jci.com with information. > ARIEL ONLINE: BBC NEWS AS IT HAPPENS – EXPLORE.GATEWAY.BBC.CO.UK/ARIEL< a 26·01·10 News 3 My personal mission to help people of Haiti by Sally Hillier the capital Port-au-Prince – but her money ran out before completion. ‘Even before the earth- A BBC technical manager is trying to raise funds for quake, finishing the house was a priority,’ she a Haiti construction project that has taken on fresh says. ‘Now it’s needed more than ever, especial- urgency since the earthquake. ly as the rainy season is due to start in March. Alison Kempster, who works in News Oper- ‘I’m mad keen to raise the funds to finish it as ations at TV Centre, is on a mission to finish a Baselais and his mother want to squeeze in up to house she hopes will be used by refugees and six refugees – Hinche is awash with people who provide a base for a couple of small businesses. have fled Port-au-Prince – and themselves.’ She has been involved with the country since Kempster has also come up with the idea of the 1980s when she started sponsoring a young starting a rickshaw taxi service and bicycle am- boy, Baselais, now her godson, whose educa- bulance service (a sprung stretcher behind a tion and health care she has financed for many bike) from the house, using the porch for stor- years.
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