Beneath the surface of the World Cup website
My colleague John O'Donovan, who worked hard for us on the World Cup project along with everyone else in our Future Media & Technology division, has posted a blog which you might be interested in.
Archives for July 2010
Imminent relaunch of Â鶹Éç News site
Steve Herrmann, the Editor of the Â鶹Éç News website, has blogged about the imminent relaunch of that site.
We think users of the Sport site will be interested in his blog, because a lot of you also use our News site, and also because we are starting work on our plans to relaunch the Sport site.
It won't be exactly like the new News site, but the post does offer some insight into the direction we are heading in, as far as some aspects and features of the website go.
Now we are 10
Post categories: Â鶹Éç Sport,ÌýFootball,ÌýInternet,ÌýTennis
| 09:00 UK time, Saturday, 3 July 2010
What were you doing 10 years ago today? Here are some pointers that might give your memory a nudge...
, beating Italy in the climax to one of the great international football competitions. At Wimbledon we were witnessing the end of one era and the start of another, with .
I remember where I was on 3 July 2000 - holed up in a ramshackle, pre-fabricated adjunct to Television Centre (ah, the glamour of the media industry...) helping to put the finishing touches to the pages that would make up the first incarnation of the Â鶹Éç Sport website.
