What does "built for BBC" mean?

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"Built for BBC" usually means something was designed, developed or made specifically to meet the British Broadcasting Corporation's requirements or standards.

Common contexts and meanings:

  • A product or service (a website, app, software, broadcast system, set, piece of hardware) was commissioned by or customised to suit the BBC’s technical, editorial or accessibility specifications.
  • A programme or content piece was produced for broadcast or publication on BBC channels or platforms (TV, radio, iPlayer, BBC Sounds, BBC News online).
  • Marketing/case-study usage: a company may label their work "Built for BBC" to indicate the BBC was a client or the solution was implemented for the BBC.

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