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Journal by Raindance on Sunday October 23, 2005 @12:45AM

Stanford just put up a bunch of faculty lectures, discussions, interviews, and student-created music up on iTunes. There's supposedly some video up too, though I haven't found that yet. Free as in beer. Content to expand in the coming months.

http://itunes.stanford.edu/

Although select lectures will be restricted to tuition-paying students, I think this is really cool. It's nice to see land-grant universities such as Stanford actively and boldly contributing to the public good.

I'm currently listening to "Stress and Coping: What Baboons Can Teach Us" by Robert Sapolsky. I can't say that I agree with all of it, but it's interesting.

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Thanks for the heads up (Score:1)

by DisownedSky ( 905171 ) * writes:

I'll check it out...
how do you... (Score:1)

by zogger ( 617870 ) writes:

...get to this content if you don't have iTunes? Is there any way to do it?
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  by Raindance ( 680694 ) writes:
  
  Unfortunately, if you don't have iTunes, you can't get the content.
  
  iTunes is free, and as far as I know, it works under WINE. If you want to avoid iTunes, though, you're pretty much out of luck (especially as the iTunes 6 format hasn't been de-DRMed yet).
Good Trend (Score:1)

by mercedo ( 822671 ) * writes:

This is one of the great movements to the further liberation of knowledge.

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