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Episode 52: the making of the most open archive in the world
b'Hear Joanna White from British Film Institute tell the story of how they released the suite of scripts for the off-air TV recording system called STORA as open source. Making the BFI National Archive the most open archive in the world. Enjoy!\\n\\nParticipants: Jonas Birm\\xe9 and Magnus Svensson from Eyevinn Technology, and Joanna White from British Film Institute\\nProducer: Jonas Birm\\xe9\\nPodcast provided to you by Eyevinn Technology - independent video streaming experts and developers.\\n\\nGitHub: https://github.com/bfidatadigipres/STORA\\nBlog: https://blog.bfi.org.uk/knowledge-and-collections/start-with-open-source/'