Work

10.12.2009

BBC Northern Ireland | Win

We’ve been appointed by BBC Northern ireland to design the first Ulster Scots website. The site will be launching in the early part of next year. Stayed tuned for more information. In the meantime take a look at one of the projects we’ll be working on, A Kist O’ Wurds.

29.10.2009

Save Our Sounds wins gold

Save Our Sounds has won gold for Best Cross-Media Promotion or Campaign at the The Radio Academy Promotions & Marketing awards. The project was produced in conjunction with the BBC World Service and AudioBoo, allowing users from around the world to upload endangered sounds directly to the site for playback online and in broadcast.

From left to right: Steve Martin - World Service Promotions and navigation editor, Colin Babb - Save Our Sounds website producer, Kate Goldberg - Save Our Sounds website editor

26.06.2009

BBC Maps launch for Wimbledon

Check out our new mapping service being used in support of BBC Sport’s Wimbledon coverage. Better coverage = more fans = British winner? We’ll see (Go Andy).

12.05.2009

Sony Radio Academy Awards

We scooped silver for Best Multiplatform project at the Sony Radio Academy Awards last night for our ‘World on the Move’ project for BBC Radio 4.   ‘World On The Move used muti-media to take radio programming into areas not within the traditional remit of radio. Its subject matter was brought to life in the most captivating of manners and listeners were able to use the various platforms to generate new content.’ Couldn’t have put it better ourselves.

04.08.2008

BBC Maestro, live

Eight contestants, one prize and our website to bring you all the laughter, tears and sneers the series has to offer. Airlock has been invited back to work with the BBC to inject a huge dose of fun and excitement into the art of conducting. Why not try your hand at wooing the crowds with our new flash game “Maestro Prodigy”.

16.03.2008

BBC Radio 4's New Online Habitat

For the past few months we’ve been beavering away on the site for Radio 4’s ambitious World on the Move project, and it’s just been released into the wild. Supporting the groundbreaking, 40-programme-strong series, the site follows some of the world’s most incredible animal migrations. It’s a corner stone multiplatform project for the BBC which offers a truly interactive way for audiences to get involved and be inspired by this fantastic project.