Irritating BBC Journo

[tech_guy]

Rory Sodding Cellan-Jones knows nothing at all about technology.

 

A typical hack - simply re-peddles the buzz words & hype from the manufacturers.

 

BBC News - Ten years of changes in technology

 

Discuss.

 

They should pay some geek from the bowels of IT to talk tech - I'd rather like the 80k a year the Beeb pay this irritating twerp.

[steve]

Typical lightweight BBC

 

No news (or substance) in that what so ever - I'm sure they make all these fillers for weeks before xmas so they can run on a skeleton staff until the new year.

[synaesthesia]

The BBC are getting worse than the Daily Mail.

 

This article is a cracking example, and my nomination for the "No S*** Sherlock" award 2009.

BBC News - Home drinkers 'over-pour spirits'

[joe90bass]

Nice little iPlayer plug in there......

 

Am I missing something or haven't tablet PCs been around for a while... So how are they the next big thing...

[joe90bass]

The BBC are getting worse than the Daily Mail.

 

This article is a cracking example, and my nomination for the "No S*** Sherlock" award 2009.

BBC News - Home drinkers 'over-pour spirits'

 

I'll vote for yournomination! Exactly why I now have a shot measure at home, I knew for years I was over-pouring!

[Michael]

Maybe Rory has just realised technology has changed over the last 10 years, when in fact it's been evolving ever since technology was invented.

 

It would of been a more interesting read/viewing if he went back 2 or possibly 3 decades. Mobile phones in the 80's were something special

 

To add to the mix, I think iPlayer vs Youtube will be an interesting matchup in the next few years. Even an organisation like the BBC are a dot compared to Google. Youtube which is better than iPlayer (in my opinion) will no doubt start providing films, documentaries, you name it