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BBC1’s flagship programme Question Time has launched an exciting new internet service produced by Llanelli based Tinopolis Interactive. The new service is part of a move to increase audience participation in Question Time which is made by Mentorn Media, a company in the Tinopolis Group.
Your Say invites viewers from all over the UK to contribute to discussions both during the TV show and after the programme has finished. Users join live discussions by posting comments and messages on an interactive map of Britain. The map highlights not only where the contributor lives but also how many people across the UK are reacting to the issues raised on the show. The site can give users a snapshot of public opinion across Britain.
Steve Anderson, Question Time’s executive producer says: "We’re really delighted with the new service. Your Say is a great feature - people can comment on any issue or respond to other views instantly. They can join a national interactive debate – it is digital democracy.”
Website visitors can also suggest topics for the next edition of Question Time.
Your Say was designed and built by Tinopolis Interactive in Llanelli. Itis hosted by Tinopolis and seamlessly integrated into the main BBC Question Time site.
Note to Editors
The launch follows a number of recent high-profile websites built by Tinopolis Interactive, including the re-design of the National Assembly for Wales’ public-facing website and the Poker Stars live video streaming of the European Poker Tournament, which regularly attracts over 30,000 unique viewers during a two-day period.
For further information please contact Adam Salkeld, Head of Programmes at Tinopolis on 01554 880854 or log on to the following links.