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The BBC and the British Library are to work together to make their assets more widely available.

The arrangement will seek to integrate access to nearly one million hours of BBC TV and radio content and more than 150 million British Library items.   Director general Mark Thompson said it was "vital" the BBC and library "give the public the access they deserve."

The BBC has made similar arrangements with the British Film Institute (BFI) and the National Archives.

Thompson and Dame Lynne Brindley, head of the British Library, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will seek to develop new ways of integrating access.

The organisations will also collaborate on issues such as rights management, digitisation and storage.

"Providing increasing access to our collections using digital technologies is a primary goal of the British Library," said Dame Lynne.

"Unparalleled access to joint information services and world-class digital archival content will truly enable the business, academic, scientific, research and creative communities to flourish."

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The Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment (ONESQA) has rated the country's most famous universities poorly in its latest education quality assessment.

None of the leading public and private universities providing business administration, accountancy, management, tourism and economics courses were rated ''very good'' in the 2006-2008 assessment, said ONESQA director-general Somwung Pitiyanuwat yesterday. Several of the kingdom's top universities did not even earn a single ''very good'' credit in their specialised fields. The well-established Silpakorn University, famous for its dramatic arts and fine arts courses, did not earn a ''very good'' grade in the two fields as expected, but surprisingly obtained high assessment scores in the engineering field instead, he said.

The results also showed that the state-run Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai campus, topped the assessment in the field of health science. Thammasat University came second and Naresuan University in Phitsanulok came third followed by Khon Kaen University and Chulalongkorn University.

In physical science, Thammasat University obtained the highest scores, followed by Khon Kaen, Prince of Songkla, Chulalongkorn and Mahidol universities.

In engineering, privately-run Mahanakorn University of Technology was tops, followed by state-run Ubon Ratchathani, Chulalongkorn, Prince of Songkla, Khon Kaen and Silpakorn universities.

In agriculture, Ubon Ratchathani University received the highest scores, followed by Khon Kaen, Naresuan and Prince of Songkla universities.

But Kasetsart University, famous for agricultural studies, finished in the bottom half in this field. Instead, it got the highest scores in humanities and social science, said Mr Somwung.

Last week, many established universities questioned the reliability of the assessment process or rejected the results after the assessment showed small universities came tops in research and learning quality and the quality of graduates.

                                                                        Bangkok Post  19/09/2009

   If your kids sit in front of the computer screen all day, you may start to worry about the problem of youth addiction to online gaming     But if we accept that playing games is part of being a child, and turn that problem into an opportunity, kids may use their skills in the online fantasy world to create something useful in the real world.

Nuttapong Surasathien, or Mee, a third-year student majoring in computer science at Kasetsart University, is a good example. When he was a high school student, his parents let him play online games as long as he wanted. Later, he found the games boring and started to become interested in the creation and design of the games and websites

Now Nuttapong is a member of Frisky Wyvern, a team of Thai students from Kasetsart University who won the Entrepreneurial award in Sun Microsystems' regional competition in Singapore. Their "Java Jive project" is an attempt to turn trash into treasure by creating a social networking site to promote recycling and eco-friendly activities.