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textAV - 2018
Introductions
Projects
Hyperaud.io & Studs Terkel Archive - Mark Boas
Frame Trail and German Parliament - Joscha
Opened Captions & Annotated Articles at the FT - Joanna
Fast Forward Audio prototype, BBC R&D New News Team - Tristan
Full Fact - Automated Fact checking - Mevan
AV work for IIIF, and the context of that work for the British Library - Tom Crane
Building a a STT services at BBC - Eyal
Subtitles and accessibility at the BBC - Eyal
BBC SUMMA Jetski - Eimi
BBC Radio Dicer/ Hot Fuzz - James
autoEdit Panel for Adobe CEP - Pietro
Unconference Projects
Un-conference Pitches
STT Benchmarking
Full Fact - tweet that clip
Farfetchd
"Selective Hearing" - Concept Clustering in Podcasts
IIIF video segmentation
IIIF Interactive Transcript - Parliamentary Debates
IFF Collaborative podcast annotation workflow
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Farfetchd

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GitHub - andrewblaney/farfetchd: 🐦 Chrome extension for fact checking tweets
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What is it?

It's a Chrome extension that will highlight claims in a tweet.

Why did we develop this?

We wanted people to think twice before consuming Tweets. Fact checking is a relatively new technology that will make it easier to spot claims made by people you follow.

Where do you see this going?

Integrating with Full Fact once the API is available!

Installation

  1. 1.
    git clone https://github.com/andrewblaney/farfetchd.git​
  2. 2.
    In Google Chrome navigate to chrome://extensions​
  3. 3.
    Tick the Developer mode checkbox
  4. 4.
    Delete any older versions by clicking the delete icon next to farfetchd in the list
  5. 5.
    Click Load unpacked extension and Select the project you cloned
It should then appear as an item in the list of extensions – you're ready to go!

Team

BBC Newslabs:
  • Andrew Blaney
  • Remi Oduyemi
  • Manish Lad
  • Eimi Okuno
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