From 1999 to 2005, the BBC ran a popular subsite called Cult TV. This subsite had news, star interviews, trivia, and other content popular with fans of the cult TV shows they covered. Examples of covered TV shows include The X-Files, Doctor Who, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Farscape and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

On 15 July 2005, the BBC announced that the site was closing as of the end of the month, although the Doctor Who section would be unaffected as the series was an ongoing BBC concern. The announcement explained that this was "part of the restructuring of the BBC's online activities". It was promised that some of the content would be moved to new places on bbc.co.uk, although as of March 2008 it is currently still all online at the no-longer-updated Cult site.

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Vulnerabilities in the System

In March 2007, a vulnerability was exposed in the BBC's "Most Emailed" and "Most Read" news sections.^[9] This vulnerability continues to exist in the system as of January 2008.

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References

• Latest on plans for bbc.co.uk including archive
• Summary of results of Graf Review
• BBC's response to Graf review
• Press release concerning radio podcasting and download trials
• Press release announcing extended trial of iMP

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See also

• BBC News Online
• BBC Guide to Comedy

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External links

• BBC Homepage at bbc.co.uk
• BBC Home Archive at bbc.co.uk
• Engineering Data at bbc.co.uk
• Backstage at bbc.co.uk
• Creative Archive at bbc.co.uk
• BBC Commissioning at bbc.co.uk
• BBC Shop

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