Monday, 18 April 2011
Proms web site - is it me?
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My traditional way of navigating round the proms and choosing what to go to is to go onto the Proms web-site and print-out the whole season. Then the printed page gets covered in all sorts of little symbols and squiggles, indicating desirability (of the concert) and availability (of us, to go said concert). This year, I can't find a printable page which has all the information on it. So I'm going to have to wait for the brochure to be printed - perhaps a cunning plan by the BBC to boost sales of the Proms brochure!
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