Feeds are a great way of reusing content more easily in an automated way. You're probably familiar with the example of RSS feeds from blogs or podcasts, which save you having to visit different sites to collect the information you want. In A&M we reuse and reversion many different feed formats, not just RSS, to save us duplicating work across different platforms.

Feeds Hub is one of our new projects focusing on registering, reusing and reversioning data feeds.

It is an open-source project that aims to share its solutions publicly...

Alan Ogilvie works for Distribution Technologies, 麻豆社 Audio & Music Interactive.

My team - Terry O'Leary and Toby Bradley - organised the streaming elements, as we do for much of the music events we cover on a regular basis, as well as things like 'ScottCam' which you will remember from last year.

The first thing is a discussion about the audio, and a quick explanation (I've tried to write this in simpler terms, so audiophiles please suppress your urge to correct my terminology).

from on .

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Alan Oglivie is Interactive Platforms Producer, Audio and Music Interactive.

I work in 麻豆社 Audio & Music's Distribution Technologies team, where we look after lots of things relating to how our output is delivered via the different technologies. I look after the delivery area, which includes streaming strategy, capacity and infrastructure and looking after IP device manufacturers (eg WiFi Radios). One of the things we have for these manufacturers is an aggregation feed of all our .

(Read at 麻豆社 Radio Labs Blog.)

Alan Ogilvie is producer, Distribution Technolgies, FM&T for 麻豆社 Audio & Music Interactive.