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Podcasts

A selection of past IS colloquia, lectures, and presentations are available as podcasts. The podcasts are available for free via UCLA on iTunes U and only require that you download iTunes for free to view and listen to the podcasts.

UCLA on iTunes U - More information about UCLA on iTunes U, including a link to download iTunes for free.

The Information Studies Colloquium - The Information Studies Colloquium provides a forum for intellectual exchange and professional networking. All events are free and open to interested members of the community.

Information Studies Events - A listing of all upcoming events sponsored by the UCLA Department of Information Studies.

2011

May 11 - John Wilbanks on Thoughts on the Fragmentation and Reintegration of Scientific Communication (YouTube)

March 10 - Kavita Phillip on Postcolonial Technopolitics: Spaces of contradiction in transnational technology studies

February 3 - Andrew Flinn on Archival activism: independent and community archives, radical history making and the heritage professions

January 13 - Michael Buckland on What kind of science can Information Science be?

2010

October 21 - IS Colloquium on What new librarians should know about open access and scholarly communication - in celebration of Open Access Week - This colloquium is also available via YouTube.

October 7 - Charles Van den Huevel on Notes and Nodes: Annotations, Visualizations and Interfaces to e-research from a historical perspective - Part 1 | Part 2

April 29 - IS Colloquium featuring Dr. Francis Steen on Thinking in Pictures: The UCLA Communication Studies Archive - Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

2009

January 29 - IS Colloquium featuring Peter Lunenfeld on Bespoke Futures

January 28 - IS Colloquium featuring Kim Christen on Does Information Really Want to be Free?

January 15 - IS Colloquium featuring Dr. Anthony Seeger on Whose Music is This? Threading Through the Tangled Aftermath of Cultural Encounters

2008

April 24 - The 2008 Samuel Lazerow Lecture presenting Bernd Frohmann on Dawn of the Document: Zombies in the iField

Updated: 10/25/11