Public Broadcasting Gets Funky
August 11, 2000 1:05 PM Subscribe
Public Broadcasting Gets Funky
The CBC (sort of like NPR, but Canadian, federally-funded and with TV too) has a stealth project, 120seconds. They are planning to embrace new media in a big way and this is their start: stories, music, film, experiments. Not bad.
The CBC (sort of like NPR, but Canadian, federally-funded and with TV too) has a stealth project, 120seconds. They are planning to embrace new media in a big way and this is their start: stories, music, film, experiments. Not bad.
Budget for R3: "The three Web sites will cost about $1.5-million annually to operate." (from the Globe report)
posted by tomalak at 1:43 PM on August 11, 2000
posted by tomalak at 1:43 PM on August 11, 2000
This is really cool. However, this will be more attractive when everybody gets high-speed connections. Another cool flashy site is eneri.net which is one of the first websites I have seen with a deeper emotional dimension.
posted by joedrescher at 6:36 AM on August 12, 2000
posted by joedrescher at 6:36 AM on August 12, 2000
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The Globe and Mail also had an R3 report.
R3::(Radio Three) was the Internet component to the now defunct/stalled Radio Three radio service.
posted by tomalak at 1:38 PM on August 11, 2000