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| 23:16 UK time, Monday, 31 October 2005

and have just blogged about a Â鶹Éç project they've just started working on that will in Matt's words will open up a

a huge (Â鶹Éç) database that’s been carefully tended by a gang of crack Â鶹Éç librarians for decades. Nearly a million programmes are catalogued, with descriptions, contributor details and annotations drawn from a wonderfully detailed controlled vocabulary.

This should be in public beta early in the New Year, but if you have any ideas or comments based on the screenshots and explanations from Ben and Matt then let them/us know.

Ben Hammersley:
Matt Biddulph, HackDiary:
UPDATE:
Tom Loosemore has also blogged his thoughts on this:

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