RH
richard h
The Itv website has changed. Did this happen at 12am?
MI
I now notice that ITV haven't been using their animated hompage preview for a while it's just a photo of a programme. Boring.
Andrew Tyne Tees posted:
It has been updated.
New menu bar [used on x factor pages] has been put on some other pages too, but some have the large old one still.
The colour bar [top of every page] has been kept the same, with it on the bottom of the page aswell.
ITV.COM
New menu bar [used on x factor pages] has been put on some other pages too, but some have the large old one still.
The colour bar [top of every page] has been kept the same, with it on the bottom of the page aswell.
ITV.COM
I now notice that ITV haven't been using their animated hompage preview for a while it's just a photo of a programme. Boring.
DA
Pity the rest of the site is a shambles. ITV desperately need to give the whole site a complete revamp.
GMc posted:
I see ITV now have a proper website for Taggart:
www.itv.com/taggart
www.itv.com/taggart
Pity the rest of the site is a shambles. ITV desperately need to give the whole site a complete revamp.
PA
I can never make out what the point is in having this - http://itv4.itv.com/itv4/index.jsp - as the ITV4 website.
Hardly inspiring is it?
It's not been updated since the channel launched last November (correct me if I'm wrong).
Pretty poor.
Hardly inspiring is it?
It's not been updated since the channel launched last November (correct me if I'm wrong).
Pretty poor.
PA
I notice ITV have widened their site. Most of the pages are still rigidly in the old width:
e.g. ITV Entertainment: http://www.itv.com/page.asp?partid=4273
Guh. When will they get rid of those f*cking stupid URLS?
e.g. ITV Entertainment: http://www.itv.com/page.asp?partid=4273
Guh. When will they get rid of those f*cking stupid URLS?
PA
MediaGuardian are reporting ITV.com is to get a revamp:
"ITV has appointed US digital agency Schematic to design a next-generation video-on-demand ITV.com website as well as its own digital media player.
ITV is aiming to launch its new web "portal" sometime in the first quarter next year.
The broadband-enabled, on-demand service will enable viewers to watch simulcasts of live ITV shows as well as operating a "catch-up" option to see missed programmes.
ITV also intends to offer exclusive web-only content and a wide range of archive material."
http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,,1896738,00.html
"ITV has appointed US digital agency Schematic to design a next-generation video-on-demand ITV.com website as well as its own digital media player.
ITV is aiming to launch its new web "portal" sometime in the first quarter next year.
The broadband-enabled, on-demand service will enable viewers to watch simulcasts of live ITV shows as well as operating a "catch-up" option to see missed programmes.
ITV also intends to offer exclusive web-only content and a wide range of archive material."
http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,,1896738,00.html
DI
I think not. At best it's "current generation" - C4 has a simulcast and a few past shows to watch, and countless channels in the USA have the "catch up service".
Innertube, for example.
pad posted:
next-generation
I think not. At best it's "current generation" - C4 has a simulcast and a few past shows to watch, and countless channels in the USA have the "catch up service".
Innertube, for example.