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The LSE now has podcasts

So far there are just four public lectures available (most on foreign affairs) but more are promised. See this page about podcasts.

PS While on the subject of podcasting I recently came across an extensive podcast archive of audio and video lectures from Indiana University’s School of Library and Information Science.

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One Response to “The LSE now has podcasts”

  1. KJH Says:
    February 19th, 2007 at 2:45 pm

    http://www.oculture.com/weblog/2006/10/free_university_1.html

    I thought you might be interested in this link. A whole new world of sampling University’s output might open up to you as it does it me.
    I hope LSE is generous and liberal-minded with its Podcasting Policies if it is I can bet your bottom dollar that thousands are gonna be listening in!! :)

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