"Talks for webdevelopers, especially those working for or with the BBC on new projects which are to make use of their new technology platform (The Forge). Topics include PHP, distributed databases and modern Web/2.0 technology."

More from Flickr, this time documenting their standard response format. What's interesting here is their "extras" concept, which is used to provide flexible representations of a resource.

Flickr's attempt at representing complex API responses as feeds. Such an approach allows a REST(-ish in Flickr's case) API to work, at least to some extent, with existing, widespread applications such as feed readers and aggregators.

Tristan Ferne does a great job exploring possible ways of extending the modelling of programmes to better describe the actual content and plot, rather than just when it's on.

Those clever guys over in the iPlayer team have found a workaround for the flaw in Thomson routers that causes them to reset when viewing streaming Flash video. I'm still waiting for an official statement from Be* that there's even a problem.