BBC Audio and Music

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1. Federico Cargnelutti BBC Audio & Music
2. BBC Audio & Music
3. It supports and maintains more than 10 websites, including BBC Music, Events, Radio 1, 1Xtra, 2, 3, 4, 4 Extra, 5, 5 Live Sports Extra and 6 Music. BBC Audio & Music The A&M team delivers applications across multiple platforms and ensures the integrity, scalability and accessibility of BBC services and infrastructure.
4. BBC Audio & Music Desktop Sites
5. BBC Audio & Music Mobile Sites
6. WURFL is a Device Description Repository (DDR) framework that enables applications to map HTTP requests to a description of the capability of the device that requests the page. Device Detection The BBC uses the Wireless Universal Resource File (WURFL) open source project to provide device information based on the User-Agent string of a user's device.
7. BBC Audio & Music Modules
8. BBC Audio & Music APIs
9. BBC iPlayer Radio Application
10. The BBC iPlayer Radio application for iPhone, iPad, iPod and Android has been downloaded more than 2.5 million times since launch. BBC iPlayer Radio Application
11. London Olympics 2012
12. Week one in numbers: The BBC Sport website recorded 18m unique browsers and received 729,000 requests for the video of Bradley Wiggins winning his gold medal. 1.5m downloads of the Olympics app. 55% of browsers came from non-desktop services. London Olympics 2012
13. London Olympics 2012
14. Architecture Overview
15. August 2012 18 million visitors to the BBC Sports website the first week of the Olympics. January 2013 The BBC website achieved record global traffic with 64 million visitors worldwide. April 2013 Radio saw a record-breaking 74 million requests, 84 per cent of which were for live listening. Volumetrics
16. Quality Assurance
17. Code Reviews
18. Continuous Integration
19. Code Inspection Metrics