Oxford Lectures On iTunes
I don’t read anymore. Up until about three years ago reading took the majority of my spare time. The Internet and Social Media has changed all that, and I no longer have the time, attention or inclination.
Podcasts, I’ve been loving since my first iPod, which I got, not coincidentally, about three years ago.
Recently, I subscribed to a bunch of Oxford University lectures, mostly history, literature (not prose, theory), Internet studies, etc. and it’s been a great substitute.
I was worried about not learning as much since I’m off reading, but now I’m not.
***I tried to get a link but it wouldn’t work, so just type Oxford University in the search field on iTunes.
BTW Princeton and MIT have lectures there, too.
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Michelle, reading is important. Especially “No Logo”
Reading the traditional book is not important, to me. Access to information is; integration of information into my general knowledge is. Reading paper is just one method of doing these things. And it's not for me, much, anymore.