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	BBC - Press Office - BBC's Director of New Media & Technology defines vision for the future
		Internally, all of the initiatives are about transforming the production process and enabling programme makers.
		The 'Play' product MyBBCPlayer — which is to be re-named BBC iPlayer — is subject to a Public Value Test and is being project-led by Tony Ageh.
		Highfield says: "What BBC iPlayer is going to do is simply offer you catch-up television on your computer, up to seven days after transmission.
	www.bbc.co.uk /pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2006/04_april/25/newmedia.shtml (851 words)

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		Ageh originally joined the BBC in 2002 as Head of Search, Listings and Core Web, managing creative and strategic ideas for the BBC’s central internet activities.
		As Publisher he was responsible for setting the values and objectives of the company, determining the audience, the style and quality of the services, and managing the brand.
		Ageh was The Guardian’s Head of Creative Development from 1990, where he formed the Product Development Unit.
	www.ibc.org /cgi-bin/conf_participant_cms.cgi?id=311 (337 words)

	Tony Ageh: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Tony Ageh's summary was automatically generated using 12 references found on the Internet.
		Tony Ageh has worked for twenty years in media and publishing, the last five specialising in the Internet.
		Tony Ageh, aged 42, is currently publisher of Upmystreet Limited.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/ageh_tony_47589949.aspx (260 words)

	IBC2006 Daily
		The BBC's plans to make all of its programming available to people beyond the original broadcast is leading to what looks like the complete re-engineering of the BBC, said Tony Ageh the BBC's internet controller on Thursday.
		Ageh outlined how the BBC is collecting metadata as content is being created, so that all aspects of the programme - from scripts to individual scenes - will be 'findable' by an online audience.
		The original broadcast had about 1 million views on the night but unknown to the BBC is was picked up by bittorrent and other peer-to-peer sites and within days it has been seen and 'engaged with' by three times as many people.
	www.ibc.org /cgi-bin/ibc_dailynews_cms.cgi?db_id=23434&issue=3 (364 words)

	Welcome to Sky Digi Online part of Media 247
		The trial has been running since the end of September, but the BBC hopes that the extra time will allow the broadcaster to gain more data on user needs and how people use the service.
		Tony Ageh, BBC Controller, Internet says: "We really want to understand the benefits that iMP can bring to our audiences.
		We know that there is likely to be a 'honeymoon' period of a few weeks, when our participants are likely to use iMP more often than normal.
	www.media247.co.uk /skydigital/newsarchive/2005/12/bbcs_imp_trial.php (240 words)

	Founder quits UpMyStreet in restructure \| Internet Marketing News and Blog \| E-consultancy.com
		Tony Ageh, the co-founder and publisher of local information provider UpMyStreet.com, has left as part of a strategic review, the company confirmed today.
		UpMyStreet's MD Tony Blin-Stoyle confirmed reports that the co-founder and publisher had quit as the company shifts its focus onto licensing its solutions to third-party organisations rather than selling services to the general public.
		Blin-Stoyle said that the firm, which provides users with information on entertainment and services in their area through its website and interactive TV channel on Sky Active, would now "focus on our solutions business", which include the information and content engines as part of an overall package.
	www.e-consultancy.com /news-blog/11007/founder-quits-upmystreet-in-restructure.html (306 words)

	paidContent.org: The Economics of Content - Channel - BBCi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The group said they took the action after their complaints to a watchdog - that the service being devised by the BBC was not distinctive and complementary to existing provision - were not acted on by the government.
		Following a panel, the corporation’s internet controller Tony Ageh told me the tie-up was pulling in “maybe 80,000 a day, about 250,000 by now, something like that”, but it was too soon to identify the most popular of the site’s three new channels.
		The BBC Trust, which regulates the corporation, provisionally approved the BBC’s iPlayer on-demand TV plans in January - but ordered a number of modifications to ensure the player’s DRM would not be limited to Windows as planned and to safeguard against the publicly-funded broadcaster’s new service disrupted the commercial media space.
	www.paidcontent.org /categories/name/BBCi/P4 (1350 words)

	tony - OneLook Dictionary Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		tony award for best direction of a play
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	www.onelook.com /?w=tony (82 words)

	: UK: BBC launches catch-up TV trials - INFOSAT.INFO Nachrichten
		Some 30,000 people to date have registered and 5,000 have been chosen to participate in trailing the player, which offers catch up TV and Radio through the internet for seven days after the original broadcast.
		Tony Ageh, BBC Controller, Internet, comments: "This response has been fantastic.
		There was a sense from the first technical trial that a catch up TV and radio service would be extremely popular with people.
	www.infosat.lu /Meldungen/index.php?msgID=17443 (489 words)

	Quova: Press Room
		The BBC will gauge public interest in the service over the next three months, before presenting findings to the board of governors early next year.
		‘If we solve all the issues, there is consumer demand, and it meets the BBC’s public value criteria, we will then look at how we can share this with other broadcasters,’ said Tony Ageh, BBC controller for the internet.
		‘We are addressing and hopefully solving problems that other broadcasters are also grappling with, and it’s something we plan to share,’ said Ageh.
	www.quova.com /page.php?id=33&coverage_id=142 (300 words)

	creativematch: Thousands flock to catch-up TV trial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Some 30,000 people to date have registered and 5,000 have been chosen to participate in trailing the player, which offers catch up TV and Radio through the internet for seven days after the original broadcast.
		Tony Ageh, BBC Controller, Internet, comments: "This response has been fantastic.
		There was a sense from the first technical trial that a catch up TV and radio service would be extremely popular with people.
	www.creativematch.co.uk /viewNews/?91598 (679 words)

	Wired UK : A Limey Whinges
		Tony Ageh, the designer Rik Gadsby, and the most terrifyingly efficient man
		Ageh and that he worked for the Guardian and he wanted to change the
		Tony resigned around the time that Rik got pushed.
	www.spesh.com /danny/wireduk (2329 words)

	Up Your Ego
		The DG told staff working on the iPlayer “In many ways, this is the most important thing we’re doing at the BBC”; but also commented that the current BBC structe could cause problems for a service that demands interplay between different media.
		What interested me the most though was the fact that iPlayer project director Tony Ageh told people to “learn to love magenta”, apparently refering to the colour associated with the iPlayer brand.
		He also suggested that the iPlayer will be ready for launch by Spring 2007 after going through public value tests.
	www.upyourego.com /blog/index.php?tag=imp (393 words)

	Haddock Directory: Tony Ageh
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		ageh, cronin and stef playing snooker at the groucho with some mad kid (15 May 2001) Permalink
		Uncle Tony, by Cait, aged 31 and 3/4's.
	www.haddock.org /directory/society/haddocks/tonyageh (47 words)

	Online Publishers Association \| Forum for the Future
		Tony Ageh, Controller, Internet for the BBC, is responsible for the strategic development and operations of the core services of bbc.co.uk.
		He is also Project Director for BBC iPlayer, a ground-breaking service which will allow users to catch up on BBC television and radio programs for seven days after broadcast.
		Ageh originally joined the BBC as Head of Search, Listings and Core Web.
	www.online-publishers.org /globalforum/speakers.html (2274 words)

	Wired UK employees (Phil Gyford: Writing)
		I came to London from Boulder, Colorado where I had met Tony Ageh and Alan Rusbridger who were visiting the Knight-Ridder Newspaper information design lab where I worked.
		I told them I was moving to the UK and wanted a job, and whatdya know - they offered me one at the Guardian working for Tony's special projects group.
		Then along came Wired, and I think Tony put me on that staff because I could use words like “email” and “browser” and “mozilla” in a sentence.
	www.gyford.com /phil/writing/2003/09/09/wired_uk_employe.php (682 words)

	Streamingmedia.com: BBC Turns to P2P for VOD
		“We are not sure about the impact of this on the Plc [wider company] plan to monitoring the results of the trial very carefully,” adds BBC controller of the Internet Tony Ageh, who is tasked with the strategic direction of the corporation’s online activities.
		At the same time, Ageh admits, “We see this as having a positive impact on audience behavior [and] we are more excited about this than it being just a minor trial of something.”
		The trial he’s referring to is some 5,000 carefully selected consumers who will be offered a version of IMP (Interactive Media Player), a prelude to MyBBCPlayer delivered to the PC that is set to evolve into the full commercial release if plans come to fruition.
	www.streamingmedia.com /article.asp?id=9205&page=2&c=20 (1061 words)

	cubicgarden.com...
		Lets also not forget the fact that the BBC see value in engaging with new media people and had no problem with making this event happen.
		I'm hoping Tony Ageh will say some words on the BBC's behalf so the peopel can see the true commitment the BBC has for the future of the UK.
		Talking about communities our twitter wall was created by nigel crawley whos a backstage member.
	www.cubicgarden.com /blojsom/blog/cubicgarden/?month=12&day=12&year=2006 (591 words)

	BBC isn't playing catch-up on IPTV - Print this article - CNET.co.uk
		It's a bit like a Sky Plus box, but free, and on your PC.
		Tony Ageh, BBC Controller, Internet, said in a press release, "It has the potential to truly revolutionise the way that people watch and listen to programmes."
		You can get a glimpse of the potential of this technology on the BBC Three site, where you can download complete episodes of the comedy show Nighty Night.
	www.cnet.co.uk /misc/print/0,39030763,39192713,00.htm (0 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Technology \| Hitchhiker's guide in your pocket
		Visitors can browse the entries, search for specific topics or hit a Surprise Me! button that takes them to a random database entry.
		"Douglas Adams was years before his time," said Tony Ageh, BBC controller, Internet.
		Mr Ageh said that the entries picked for this edition were the most relevant and useful for mobile users.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/technology/4447885.stm (482 words)

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