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Open BBC

backstage.bbc.co.uk invites web developers to appropriate BBC content fed through RSS and come up with innovative news presentations.

Well,  news quickly got in bed with maps, specifically the Google maps, and now they're spawning (like so). The crop of map hacks now allows sports fans to get local headlines for teams they follow, access traffic jam cams, get news by county, and much more. See backstage news, o'reilly and smartmobs.

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The BBC news hack makes me feel like I am a giant watching a miniature world gone awry. I just want to dip my hand in the Irish Sea and help rescue the kayaker, or use my breath to blow away the problematic smoke from Gateshead.

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