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  • BBC Launches iPlayer Big Screen, TV Catch-Up Designed Exclusively for iPad!

    Just in time for the launch tomorrow, UK television network the @BBC has today activated an iPad-compatible version of their BBC iPlayer catch-up service. (more…)

  • Exclusive: Get the 2008 Olympic Theme tune absolutely Free – [Expired]

    A Seven Day UK Exclusive!

    The BBC are offering the famed track ‘Journey to Beijing’ by Monkey, which is also the backing track to this years 2008 Beijing Olympics, as a FREE Mp3 download. This offer was available until Friday 29th August 2008 …

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  • The BBC News Theme: R.A.V.E – [Updated]

    [Update] – 17.08.08

    You can now listen to the official 3 minute version, exclusively here

    Original Article:
    Terry Lee the author of Terrylee.net, recently made a post on the BBC news theme and how when you look at it in perspective, it’s such a great piece of music. Terry also sourced this video of Bill Bailey which I just had to share with you all …

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  • The lost land of the Jaguar (Part 3/3) – [24 Hrs Late]

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    Please note: All imagery used in this article is copyright and remains the property of the BBC.

    Also note: Because I am unfamiliar with some of these new species, I may spell some of their names incorrectly.
    I apologize for this.

    As you probably know by now, the BBC tonight broadcast a one-hour, fascinating, documentary of an untouched landscape in Guyana, South America. This landscape, untouched and preserved until present day, is thought to be full of undocumented, never-seen-before wildlife.

    This is part 3 of 3 – If you missed Part 1 or part 2, you can find my original articles, with photos, here, and here .


    Unfortunately, the recording of part 2, is no longer available from the BBC
    – although still available on YouTube!    .

    I watched the entire documentary, and thought Iā€™d share some of the more interesting finds …

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  • Delayed Article: Lost Land of the Jaguar 3/3 – Sorry! – [Updatedx2]

    [Updatex2] – 14.08.08 (22.21pm)

    I’m pleased to report, this article is finally available here

    [Update] – 14.08.08

    Currently stuck in Liverpool, the article will be up by tonight. (14th)

    Original Article:

    I didn’t forget, I have watched the last in the documentary series, and I do have the notes/pics ready to post. šŸ™‚

    Unfortunately I’ve ran out of time to write-up and upload the article, before the end of tonight. The third in the series will be up before 2PM GMT tomorrow (14th August 2008).

    Cheers,
    R-Fly

  • The lost land of the Jaguar (Part 2/3) – [Updated]

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    PART THREE – NOW AVAILABLE

    Please note: All imagery used in this article is copyright and remains the property of the BBC.

    Also note: Because I am unfamiliar with some of these new species, I may spell some of their names incorrectly.
    I apologize for this.

    As you probably know by now, the BBC tonight broadcast a one-hour, fascinating, documentary of an untouched landscape in Guyana, South America. This landscape, untouched and preserved until present day, is thought to be full of undocumented, never-seen-before wildlife.

    This is part 2 of 3 – If you missed Part 1, you can find my article with photos, here.

    Unfortunately, the recording of part 1, is no longer available from the BBC
    – although still available on YouTube!    . –

    Thanks Jonny (Comment)

    I watched the entire documentary, and thought Iā€™d share some of the more interesting finds …

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  • The lost land of the Jaguar (Part 1/3) – [Updated]

    [Update] – PART 2 of the documentary is NOW AVAILABLE. šŸ™‚

    Please note: All imagery used in this article is copyright and remains the property of the BBC.

    Yesterday, the BBC broadcast a one-hour, fascinating, documentary of an untouched landscape in Guyana, South America.
    This landscape, untouched and preserved until present day, is thought to be full of undocumented, never-seen-before wildlife.

    I watched the entire documentary, and thought I’d share some of it here.
    Here are some of the more interesting finds …

    (more…)