[Tech1] Tech Ops website?

[Pat Heigham]

Personally, I will have nothing to do with Facebook or any other 'social 
media' networks, so that is discriminating against me!

I might suggest that an approach to:

Simon Vaughan - historian of the Alexandra Palace Society

Charles Norton - young archivist who handles a lot of BBC material.

or maybe Natasha Maclean - runs the Alumni website for ex-BBC staff 
(seems a most likely candidate to merge all the memories)

Might find a gold thread.

Pat Heigham


On 29/12/2023 17:39, David Newbitt via Tech1 wrote:
> These latest updates do seem to me to indicate a pretty low level of 
> likelihood that the overall forum structure as we all enjoyed it with 
> Bernie at the helm can be fully restored. Some of us obviously obtain 
> a very satisfying stream of material from the "Memories of working at 
> Television Centre" Facebook group, but of course this is a broader 
> based accumulation of interests. If significant numbers of members of 
> our Tech Ops forum feel that its narrower format should not be lost, 
> what options exist?
>
> I suppose in theory, given the apparent availability of archived 
> material, an entirely new forum incorporating it could be 
> contemplated. That of course would require ability, dedication and a 
> huge time and energy drain few if any of us could commit to. Perhaps a 
> newly created Facebook group might be a candidate?
>
> I think maybe an attempt at gathering together, via some sort of poll, 
> what everyone's feelings are could at least establish what level of 
> overall interest exists. Or do people feel 'DNR' is the appropriate 
> analogy?
>
> Any support for a move in this direction?
>
> Happy New Year everyone,
>
> Dave Newbitt.
>
>
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