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Anthropology podcasts receive much attention

by lorenz on Apr 26, 2007 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, applied anthropology, medical anthropology / ethnobothany, anthropology (general), University / Academia, internet

Jen Cardew has done a great job in recording and publishing speeches held at the annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Several new podcasts (mp3-files from the session "Global Health in the Time of Violence") can be downloaded. She has even written an introduction in podcasting and blogging.

The podcasts received lots of attention as you can see on the page Buzz Around the Web. Even a blog about internet marketing found something interesting there.

As she explains in a comment on Savage Minds, her project was "quite easy and cost effective".

>> visit the website Podcasts from the SfAA

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