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It’s okay, Sherlock’s finished now. It’s safe to come back on the internet again.The whole of the UK crowded around the television set at 8:30pm Sunday night to watch the finale of the contemporised sleuth’s current run.Not since that final episode of To the Manor Born or that time when Paul Gascoigne cried during a world cup semi-final has the whole of the nation watched ‘event television’ in such a shared manner.Except we didn’t. We don’t have to do that anymore. Watching a regular television programme at a set time every week just doesn’t suit most of our lifestyles.It doesn’t fit mine.
I didn’t watch Sherlock on Sunday night, I missed the first 10 minutes, and rather than wade in blindly to the plot as I may have done seven years ago, I’ll wait and watch the whole thing tonight on iPlayer. Why make an already convoluted narrative even more impenetrable by missing some of it?Even if this ‘television on demand’ lifestyle isn’t needed by some people, it has certainly become a handy option. The rise of the streaming television site has also made redundant certain other habits and technologies.When was the last time you recorded something off the television using a VCR? Do you even still own a VCR? If you don’t already have TiVo or Sky+, chances are that hard-disk recorder you bought years ago is gathering dust because the internet enabled television you bought even more recently has rendered it pointless.The BBC iPlayer was launched in 2007 and the other terrestrial channels launched similar services as the iPlayer’s popularity grew. Channel 5 launched Demand 5 in June 2008 and ITV launched ITV Player six months later.
Before all of these however was Channel 4, with its launch of 4oD in November 2006.In 2014 there has never been so many options for the viewer in terms of what to watch, when to watch it and what to watch it on. It’s a golden age of television that no amount of TOWIE can tarnish.Let’s take a look at the major players and ascertain which one provides the best user experience and whether any improvements can be made in certain areas. Fresh thinking is vital if we want to grow and adapt with (or even ahead of) new technologies and innovations. If we stagnate we lose, just ask the England cricket team.This often means taking some time away from regular projects and responsibilities, and giving ourselves space to look at things from other viewpoints and perspectives.In my case, while ruminating about personal and team goals for 2014, I found myself exploring inspiration and ideas from some of our greatest digital pioneers.
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January 7th 2014 18:55. Don’t worry it’s Friday, you can stop reading that article on now and indulge in something a little more extra curricular.“But we’re so engrossed in our work that we just don’t have the time to find anything fun on the internet,” I hear you all cry.That’s exactly why I’m here. Quadzilla stealth 2. To source you the very finest distractions, oddities and marvels the internet had to offer this week while you were off doing something better/more important.Where to start Let’s see.ruffles pages of the internet.
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Ah, here we go. January 24th 2014 11:48.