Post by Teddy Bear on May 8, 2009 21:05:36 GMT
Consider how much money the BBC spends on its image - redesigning the appearance of its website. The content of the BBC remains unchanged and occasionally we highlight the worst examples on offer - either related to bias, quality, or the overall mindset that is the BBC.
Even webpages run by local newspapers offer a search engine that allows you to filter the results, at the very minimum by most recent, or between particular dates. The BBC's however allows you to input the phrase you are seaching for and offers you many thousands of choices. However it is in no particular order, neither by date or any other criteria. If you are prepared to scroll through the thousands of articles, and hundreds of pages given as the result to find the one you are looking for then consider that you might need to get a life.
The search matches the quality of the content.
Even webpages run by local newspapers offer a search engine that allows you to filter the results, at the very minimum by most recent, or between particular dates. The BBC's however allows you to input the phrase you are seaching for and offers you many thousands of choices. However it is in no particular order, neither by date or any other criteria. If you are prepared to scroll through the thousands of articles, and hundreds of pages given as the result to find the one you are looking for then consider that you might need to get a life.
The search matches the quality of the content.