BBC in user-gen content shocker

You might think it's just the users that produce user-generated content, but not so. The BBC has wobble-cam piece on YouTube about how it deal with submissions from users.

Someone very sarcastically commented that it "just shows that you have to have quality to cut through all that noise on the web" but I think that's rather uncharitable. Watch closely and you'll see David Cameron arrive for an interview in a Honda Prius, and then see a BBC employee vandalising company property. It's an abuse of licence fee payers' money! It's a jacuzzi of cash over there! (Joke)

I have a sniblet on BBC.co.uk's performance for January. BBC.co.uk isn't ABCE audited, so these are internal hitbox figures, but February traffic was up to a record 16.1m unique users in the UK. That's 58% of the UK's online population and internal stats also showed that BBCi 24/7, the red-button service, was only 800,000 users behind Teletext at 15.4m.