About

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Derivadow.com (Cornish for information) is my personal blog, where I ramble about my thoughts and observations on the subjects that I find interesting. Needless to say all the opinions expressed here are my personal views or shamelessly borrowed from others; they are never those of my employer the BBC.

If you’re interested in what other people think about what I’m saying, elsewhere on the web, you can find out at technorati.

What I do

I currently work for the BBC heading up BBC Earth — a programme of work to bring more of the BBC’s Natural History content online and link up more of what’s already there. I am responsible for the editorial, design and technical development of the project.

Previously I worked at the Future Media and Technology bit of the BBC’s audio and music department where I managed a team of Project Managers and was the Product Manager for the BBC’s comprehensive programme support – a page for every BBC programme (bbc.co.uk/programmes), Music Discovery project – a page for every artist the BBC plays (bbc.co.uk/music/artists) and their underlying technology. The Guardian wrote an article on my work while I was at FM&T for A&M.

I occasionally blog at the BBC’s Radio Lab blog and the BBC’s Internet Blog.

If you want more you could look at my LinkedIn profile.