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Music
- ABC Musical Notation Language - "Language designed to notate tunes in an ASCII format. It was designed primarily for folk and traditional tunes of Western European origin." Developed and maintained by Chris Walshaw. (Many links to midi files.)
- Academy of American Poets - Has a Listening Booth with poets reading their poems in RealAudio format. You can hear
Wallace Stevens reading Idea of Order at Key West;
William Butler Yeats reading The Lake Isle of Innisfree;
Anne Sexton reading Her Kind;
Elizabeth Bishop reading The Armadillo,
John Berryman reading Dream Song 1 and many others. (Provided by Audio-Forum, Caedmon, Folkways, and Watershed.) They also have a good list of audio and video Online Poetry Resources.
- Academy of Digital Music - Jonathan Summers and Valerie Langfield have assembled a collection of classical music midi files, grouped by musical period.
- AccuRadio - Chicago-based Web Radio run by Kurt Hanson.
- Acoustic Guitar Song Collection - Includes Real Audio and WAV files and Video Clips of Simon & Garfunkel, Paul Simon, Leonard Cohen, Serge Gainsbourg and Cat Stevens.
- AcqWeb's Directory of Publishers and Vendors: Audio Books and Tapes - Provides links to a number of publishers and vendors of audio books and tapes.
- Aesop's Fables - John R. Long's site "includes the full public domain texts - 654 fables, in html format, indexed in a single table with morals listed. Most all of these were translated by George Fyler Townsend (1814-1900)". Some fables, read by children, are available in Real Audio.
- AfricaFocus: Sights and Sounds of a Continent - Digitized visual images and sounds (50 hours of sound from forty-five different countries) of Africa collected by the African Studies Program of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Searchable by collection, subject or country. (If you search by multiple fields for Audio, you'll retrieve 58 results.)
- Agenda for Shared Prosperity Audio/Video Archive - Economic Policy Institute. Barbara Ehrenreich, Nancy Cauthen and Jared Bernstein spoke at the Alleviating Poverty conference on October 2, 2007. With transcript. See also the Economic Policy Institute Audio Archive.
- AIROS: American Indian Radio on Satellite - "National distribution system for Native programming to Tribal communities and to general audiences through Native American and other public radio stations as well as the Internet." With programming via Real Audio 24 hours a day.
- All Songs Considered - NPR's online music program provides full versions of the music snippets played on NPR's afternoon news program. (For more, see the New York Times Arts@Large column, NPR's Instrumental Bits Become an Online Music Show by Matthew Mirapaul.)
- America & the Courts - C-SPAN
- America at Work, America at Leisure 1894-1915 - Library of Congress’ American Memory site has digitized 150 motion pictures documenting work, school, and leisure in the United States from 1894 to 1915.
- An American Ballroom Companion Dance Instruction Manuals, ca. 1490-1920 - Library of Congress. The Video Directory "describes the 75 video clips that illustrate portions of the Dance Instruction Manuals. These clips were selected from two different videotaping sessions. The first was a public event, "Society Dances and Parlor Amusements in The Great Hall," which took place at the Library of Congress on October 15, 1997."
- American English Speech Samples Index - Department of Translation Studies, University of Tampere. Has American English Regional Speech and Dialect Samples,
- American Field Guide - PBS collection of over 1400 video clips that enable you "to experience America's wilderness firsthand".
- American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language - With 70,000 audio word pronunciations. (From Bartleby.com.)
- American Leaders Speak: Recordings from World War I and the 1920 Election - "Fifty-nine sound recordings of speeches by American leaders at the turn of the century. The speeches focus on issues and events surrounding the First World War and the subsequent presidential election of 1920. Speakers include: Warren G. Harding, James Cox, Calvin Coolidge, Franklin D. Roosevelt, SamuelGompers, Henry Cabot Lodge, and John J. Pershing. Speeches range from one to five minutes".
- American Memory - This Library of Congress project is an extraordinarily rich resource for audio and video materials and provides information on Viewing and Listening to American Memory Collections.
- American RadioWorks - National documentary unit of American Public Media. Has archive back to September 1996.
- American Rhetoric - Michael E. Eidenmuller, Department of Communication, University of Texas at Tyler. The Online Speech Bank "is an index to and growing database of 5000+ full text, audio and video (streaming) versions of public speeches, sermons, legal proceedings, lectures, debates, interviews, other recorded media events, and a declaration or two."
- American Variety Stage and Audio Sampler, 1870 - 1920 - Library of Congress, (American Variety Stage: Vaudeville and Popular Entertainment).
- America's Ethnic Performing Arts: Cambodian - Sam-Ang Sam provides music from the Pinn Peat court ensemble and Mani Mekhala (The Goddess of the Waters), a sacred Cambodian court dance.
- Ames Hymns Collection - Lyrics & music (Brian M. Ames)
- Annenberg Media - Media resources for teachers (free streaming video). Registration is required to view the majority of the free material. See also Annenberg Channel. Among the hundreds of free video resources are:
- American Cinema -10 one-hour and 3 half-hour programs. Produced by the New York Center for Visual History in association with KCET/Los Angeles and the BBC, 1995.
- Art of the Western World - 9 one-hour programs. WNET/New York, 1989.
- The Constitution: That Delicate Balance - 13 one-hour programs. Columbia University Seminars on Media and Society, 1984.
- Death A Personal Understanding - 10 half-hour programs. Sleeping Giant Productions, 1999.
- Destinos An Introduction to Spanish - 52 half-hour programs. WGBH Boston, 1992.
- Discovering Psychology - Updated Edition. 26 half-hour programs. Produced by WGBH Boston with the American Psychological Association. 1990, 2001.
- Ethics in America - 10 one-hour programs. Columbia University Seminars on Media and Society, 1989.
- Exploring the World of Music - 12 half-hour programs. Pacific Street Films and the Educational Film Center, 1999.
- Fokus Deutsch - 48 fifteen-minute programs. Co-production of WGBH Boston, Inter Nationes, and the Goethe-Institut, 1999.
- French in Action - 52 half-hour programs. Produced by Yale University and WGBH Boston with Wellesley College, 1987.
- Human Geography People, Places, and Change - Produced by the BBC for The Open University in Great Britain, 1996.
- Inside the Global Economy - 13 one-hour programs. Educational Film Center, 1995.
- Literary Visions - "26 half-hour video programs and coordinated books." Produced by Intelecom and Maryland Public Television, 1992.
- Mechanical Universe and Beyond - 52 half-hour programs. California Institute of Technology and Intelecom, 1985.
- Merrow Report - "Video documentaries about current issues in education for K-12 educators and general audiences. 54 video programs (from 15 minutes to two hours in length)." Learning Matters, Inc. 1990-2003.
- Out of the Past - 8 one-hour programs. "Instructional series on archaeology for college and high school classrooms and adult learners." Pennsylvania State University and WQED/Pittsburgh. 1993.
- Planet Earth - 7 one-hour programs. Produced by WQED/Pittsburgh in association with the National Academy of Sciences. 1986.
- Primary Sources Workshops in American History - 8 one-hour programs. WGBH Boston, 2001.
- Signature Contemporary Writers - 6 one-hour programs. "Video portraits of six diverse writers, all with roots in the South: Bobbie Ann Mason, Ed McClanahan, Marsha Norman, George C. Wolfe, Lee Smith, and Barbara Kingsolver." Produced by KET, The Kentucky Network. 1995, 1997.
- Voices & Visions - 13 one-hour programs exploring "the lives and works of 13 of America's most famous modern poets" (Elizabeth Bishop, Hart Crane, Emily Dickinson, T. S. Eliot, Robert Frost, Langston Hughes, Robert Lowell, Marianne Moore, Sylvia Plath (58:21), Ezra Pound, Wallace Stevens, Walt Whitman, William Carlos Williams). Produced by the New York Center for Visual History, 1988. See John J. O'Connor's New York Times reviews:
Voices and Visions,' On Poets: William Carlos Williams, March 3, 1988;
Putting Marianne Moore in Perspective, March 17, 1988;
Wallace Stevens: A Poet's Double Life, March 31, 1988. "''Wallace Stevens: Man Made out of Words'' is still another splendid addition to a fine series.";
The 'Clarifying Mirror" of One Poet: Elizabeth Bishop, April 7, 1988;
Sylvia Plath In Painful Retrospect, April 21, 1988;
- The Whole Child A Caregiver’s Guide to the First Five Years - 13 half-hour programs. Produced by Detroit Public Television (WTVS) in association with the Merrill-Palmer Institute of Wayne State University, 1998.
- World of Abnormal Psychology - 13 one-hour programs. Produced by Alvin H. Perlmutter, Inc., and Toby Levine Communications, 1992.
- World of Art Works in Progress - 10 half-hour programs. Produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting in association with Oregon State University, 1997.
- Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics - By David Dodd, librarian and co-author of The Grateful Dead and the Deadheads: An Annotated Bibliography. See also Deadlists and Internet Archive: Live Music.
- Antonio Soler (1729-1783) Home Page - With harpsichord audio files.
- AOL Video
- Apple Learning Interchange - Virtual Field Trips
- Arbitron - International media research firm. You can look up a Station Information Profile (SIP) by station call letters.
- Arcade Fire - Hear their complete concert at Judson Memorial Church in New York City on February 17, 2007 in NPR's Arcade Fire in Concert. You can hear a lot of this music on Merge Records (click on Listen/Watch and select Arcade Fire from the dropdown menu).
See also:
- A Band on Fire by Hugo Lindgren, New York Magazine, March 5, 2007
- One Very, Very Indie Band by Darcy Frey, New York Times Magazine, March 4, 2007
- Big Time by Sasha Frere-Jones, New Yorker, 2/19/2007, Vol. 83 Issue 1, p182-184
- Testing Faith in a Church by John Pareles, New York Times, February 15, 2007
- Have hurdy-gurdy, will travel by J. Kelly Nestruck, Maclean's, February 9, 2007.
- LSIXEYES MP3 Blog by Alan Williamson has the lyrics for Neon Bible.
- Archer & Valerie Productions - In the Archer Audio Archives are clips of famous speeches.
- Archiworld Channel
- Architectural League of New York - Has video and audio podcasts including
Bill McKibben on Deep Sustainability: Building Communities that Actually Work (53 minutes) on April 17, 2006.
There are also interviews by journalist Andrew Blum of participants in the Emerging Voices lecture series. Among the architects interviewed:
- J. Meejin Yoon & Eric Howeler - Howeler + Yoon/MY Studio, New York City and Boston, 1 March 2007, 18:10 minutes
- Sharon Johnston & Mark Lee - Johnston Marklee and Associates, Los Angeles, 1 March 2007, 18:19 minutes
- Ammar Eloueini - AEDS, New Orleans and Paris, 8 March 2007, 17:30 minutes
- Mark Anderson & Peter Anderson - Anderson Anderson Architecture, San Francisco and Seattle, 8 March 2007, 17:35 minutes
- Trey Trahan - Trahan Architects, Baton Rouge, 15 March 2007, 15:54 minutes
- Lisa Iwamoto & Craig Scott - IwamotoScott Architecture, San Francisco, 15 March 2007, 15:56 minutes
- An Te Liu - University of Toronto, Toronto, 22 March 2007, 16:02 minutes
- Jared Della Valle & Andy Bernheimer - Della Valle Bernheimer, Brooklyn, 22 April 2007, 13:22 minutes
- Eric Bunge & Mimi Hoang - nARCHITECTS, New York, 2 March 2006
- Teddy Cruz - estudio teddy cruz, San Diego, 2 March 2006, 17:56 minutes
- Jeanne Gang - Studio Gang Architects, Chicago, 9 March 2006, 16:21 minutes
- Annie Han & Daniel Mihalyo - Lead Pencil Studio, Seattle, 9 March 2006, 16:26 minutes
- Mark Goulthorpe - dECOi, Cambridge and Paris, 16 March 2006, 16:57 minutes
- George Yu - George Yu Architects, Los Angeles, 16 March 2006, 17:02 minutes
- Thomas Bercy & Calvin Chen - Bercy Chen Studio, Austin, 23 March 2006, 18:25 minutes
- Frank Escher & Ravi GuneWardena - Escher Gune Wardena, Los Angeles, 23 March 2006, 18:35 minutes
- Around Comics - With an archive of over 60 Past Shows. In Episode 65 Mark Beatty, Tom Strong and John Siuntres discuss their favorite comics of 2006.
- Arts@large Archive - Matthew Mirapaul's weekly column (ended July 27, 2000) in the New York Times Cybertimes frequently covered audio resources on the Internet. (Free registration.)
- Art a GoGo Art Over Easy - Has links to podcasts
- Assistive Media: Expanding the World of Reading - Created by David Erdody, a software consultant from Ann Arbor, Michigan. He describes it as an "audio-literary service for persons with print reading/access barriers." Audio Archives include:
- Colette's Gigi (100 minutes)
- Frederick and Steven Barthelme's Good Losers (50 minutes)
- Bill Joy's Why the Future Doesn't Need Us
- Malcolm Gladwell - Clicks and Mortar (33 minutes) and John Rock's Error (44 minutes).
- Associated Press Podcasts
- ARSC (Association for Recorded Sound Collections) - Has a Audio Preservation & Restoration Directory. The ARSC Journal online Index and Journal provides full-text of articles from 1967 to 1994. Some articles include:
- The Yale Collection of Historical Sound Recordings by Linda W. Blair, ARSC Journal, Vol. 20, No. 2, Fall 1989.
- A Discography of the Choral Symphony - by Jerome F. Weber, ARSC Journal, Vol. 19, No. 2, 1987.
- A Report on the Status of Historical Radio Broadcast Collections in the U.S. - By W. H.Utterback, Jr., ARSC Journal, 04:1-3 [1972], pp. 15-20.
- The Future of CBC's Past: CBC Radio Archives - By Ernest J. Dick, ARSC Journal, vol. 22, no. 1 [Spring 1991], pp. 2-7.
- Belle Davis and her Piccaninnies: A preliminary bio-, disco-, and filmography - By Rainer E. Lotz, ARSC Journal, Vol. 25, No. 2, Fall, 1994, pp. 178-191. ""Belle Davis was an Afro-American song and dance artist, entertainer, choreographer, and director. She was a recording pioneer who toured Europe extensively during the period 1901-1929."
- Astra Frequency Table - Table lists all digital and analogue TV and radio stations. (Digital TV, Digital Radio). Available in English and German.
- AtomFilms - Offers hundreds of outstanding short films, in their entirety, including the 1999 Academy Award nominee Holiday Romance, an 18 minute comedy and In the Mirror of the Sky by the Mexican director Carlos Salces, winner of the Mexican Academy Award for Best Short Film. Dinner Along the Amazon (23 minutes) directed by Patrick Sisam was nominated for a Canadian Gemini Award. Other titles worth watching: Kung Pao Chicken (6 minutes), Allerd Fishbein's in Love (21 minutes), Summertime's Calling Me (17 minutes), and Funeral of the Last Gypsy King (8 minutes).
- Atomic Pop - Online music store for MP3 downloads.
- Au fil des mots: Treize poètes québécois se racontent - The Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec presents thirteen contemporary québécois poets talking about their lives and their work and reading several of their poems. Each video is about twenty-five minutes long (in French).
- Claude Beausoleil (1948- )
- Nicole Brossard (1943- )
- Paul Chamberland (1939- )
- François Charron (1952- )
- Hélène Dorion (1958- )
- Louise Dupré (1949- )
- Michel Garneauv (1939- )
- Suzanne Jacob (1943- )
- Rachel Leclerc (1955- )
- Pierre Morency (1942- )
- Pierre Nepveu (1946- )
- Yves Préfontaine (1937- )
- Élise Turcotte (1957- )
- Audacity - "Free, open source software for recording and editing sounds."
- Audible - Online store has more than 34,000 hours of downloadable audio content (books, newspapers, journals and lectures) and offers a few free samples.
- Audio Berkman - Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Harvard Law School. Hear, for example, Brad Patrick's talk on Wikipedia, Wikimedia, and the Law given on January 31, 2006.
- AudioBooksForFree (Audio Books for Free) - Free registration.
- Audiogram - "2865 pièces en écoute."
- Audio Online: Streamed Audio Files - UC Berkeley Lectures and Events (including materials from the UCB Language Center Speech Archives). Collaborative project between the Berkeley Language Center and the Moffitt Library Media Resources Center, University of California, Berkeley. You can hear lectures, speeches and readings by James Baldwin, Malcolm X, Desmond Tutu, Margaret Mead, Robert Frost, Carlos Fuentes, and others. There are audio files and transcripts of the Nixon Watergate Tapes at the National Archives and Records Administration. Provides a useful Media Resources Center with links to Online Media Resources.
- Audio Publishers Association - With list of Audie Award Winners, a collection of Audiobook Links and links to Where to Get Audiobooks on the Web.
- Audio Theater - Infomation on producers, sources for tapes and cds, reviews, and resources for those who want to try their hand at producing Audio Theater.
- Audioblog - Audio, video and podcast publishing service. This is a subscription service (4.95 a month) but there is some free stuff including Tutorial: How to upload video direct from a digital camera.
- Audiofile Magazine
- AudioHighway - Streaming and downloadable books, music, music videos and movie trailers. (Free registration.)
- Audubon's Birds of America - Richard R. Buonanno's site has over 20 Bird Calls.
- Austrian Academy of Sciences | Oesterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften - The Acoustics Research Department's homepage offers a Digital Sound Archive with Mechanical Musical Instruments and a Selection Ethnic Music Styles. Offers a report on the Digital Sound Archive: Digitization, Storage and Archiving for Windows98 /NT.
- BBC: Archives (Listen Again)
- Band Music from the Civil War Era - Library of Congress online collection brings together musical scores, recordings, photographs, and essays documenting an important but insufficiently explored part of the American musical past. This collection features over 700 musical compositions, as well as 8 full-score modern editions and 19 recorded
examples of brass band music in performance.
- BBC Radio 4 - "Listen to the latest edition of your favorite programme."
- BBC Video Nation - With archive
- BBC World Service - Available 24 hours a day in over 44 languages, with a five-minute audio News Summary. See also BBC World News.
- Be Here - 360° Internet video. Offers a Gallery with examples of the technology in the categories of sports, music, entertainment, virtual tours or news.
- Beacham Radio - Frank Beacham's "conversations with uncommon people" include Pete Seeger, Clyde Butcher, Guy & Candie Carawan, Les Paul and Gerry Manders.
- Behind the Words - Author interviews, from Barnes & Noble, with archives.
- Bennington College Music Library Archival Preservation Project - Brief excerpts of recordings of musical performances at Bennington.
- Beowulf: A New Translation For Oral Delivery - "It can be listened to uninterruptedly from start to finish--which takes about three hours--or it can be accessed at the beginning of any of the forty-three sections into which it is divided (and which correspond to the numbered sections of the surviving manuscript)." University of Wisconsin Digital Collections.
- Best Audio Books of 2006 - Library Journal. February 15, 2007. You can listen to excerpts from all of them. See also Best Audio Books of 2005.
- Beta Lounge - Radio with live shows from a San Francisco nightclub (Thursdays) offers chat and video. Past shows are also archived.
- Bibliothèque Sonore Romande (BSR) - You can listen to a few extraits.
- Billboard Charts - Listen to the hits.
- Bioacoustics Research Program - Studies communication in elephants, birds and marine mammals. You can hear Marine Mammal Vocalizations. (Lab of Ornithology at Cornell University)
- Bird Note - Seattle Audubon Society. "Radio shows about the intriguing ways of birds." With KPLU Archive and KOHO Archive.
- Blinkx - Video search engine allows users to search for video clips from 15 television channels (including Fox News, BBC News, ITN, and Sky News)
- Bloomberg Radio - Financial news
- Blue Note - New York City jazz club offers live online events and an archive of past events.
(Part of the InterJazz site.)
- Bluegrass Radio Network - Nashville. Into the Blue hosted by Terry Hurd, features bluegrass and acoustic country music.
- bobdylan.com - Columbia Records provides a searchable database of Bob Dylan's published lyrics and audio samples of every track on every album. Includes a catalog of albums, and an alphabetical or chronological list of songs. Hear Tangled Up in Blue, from Blood on the Tracks,
Like a Rolling Stone from Highway 61 or
Baby Let Me Follow Your Down from Dylan's first album.
- Bodleian Library Broadside Ballads - Over 30,000 ballads which can be searched by title, first line, subject, author, performer and publisher. These have been gathered into a single catalogue along with a scanned image of each ballad sheet. Each record of a broadside which contains a musical score has a MIDI sound file.
- Boilercast - "Uses current digital audio delivery technology to deliver classroom audio recordings to the students at their request." (Purdue University)
- Bold Type: Audio - A large assortment of Randam House authors read their works. (Eliza Minot reads from The Tiny One, Vikram Seth reads from An Equal Music, Bill Bryson reads from A Walk in the Woods.)
- Book Radio - Audio interviews with authors and poets.
- Booknotes: A Cyber Companion - C-SPAN presents "America's finest authors on reading, writing, and the power of ideas." Provides a number of audio resources. With Archive from January 26, 1997 to the present and includes transcripts and video files for Brian Lamb's Life Stories: Notable Biographers on the People Who Shaped America.
- Book TV - History, children's books, biography, the book business. Rich in audio and visual resources. Hear (or see) the April 3, 1999 talk by Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos (57 minutes).
- Booker Prize - British literary award. Offers brief RealAudio Readings from the Shortlist, (read by Martin Jarvis & Carol Boyd): J M Coetzee (Disgrace), Anita Desai (Fasting, Feasting), Michael Frayn (Headlong), Andrew O'Hagan (Our Fathers), Ahdaf Soueif (The map of Love), and Colm Toibin (The Blackwater Lightship).
- Bookshare - 'World's Largest Accessible Online Library."
- Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics - Ohio State University.
- Boston College Front Row - Boston College Magazine
- Brain Opera - MIT's Media Lab "interactive, musical journey into your mind."
- Brandywine Museum Audio Tours
- Brightcove - "Brightcove is the market-leading Internet video partner for international news and entertainment businesses, including British Sky Broadcasting, CBS Corporation, Discovery Communications Inc., Dow Jones & Company, Inc., Fox Entertainment Group, MTV Networks, National Geographic, The New York Times Company, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Time, Inc., Time Life, Warner Music Group, and Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive."
- British Academy Lectures Online - Recent lectures include:
- Moral Panics: Then and Now [9 March 2007]
- Anthropology is not Ethnography - Professor Timothy Ingold, FBA, University of Aberdeen [14 March 2007].
- Toleration Past and Present - "Discussion convened and chaired by Professor Susan Mendus, FBA, University of York, with Professor John Dunn, FBA, University of Cambridge, Dr Jon Parking, University of York and Dr Tim Stanton, University of York." [8 October 2007]
- Coercion and Consent in Nazi Germany - Professor R J Evans, FBA, University of Cambridge, 24 May 2006. (Raleigh Lecture on History)
- Who's Creating Knowledge? The challenge of non-university researchers - Professor Ruth Finnegan, FBA, The Open University [27 June 2006]
- A.E. Housman's Rejected Addresses - Dr Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, Magdalen College, Oxford, 19 Sep 2006 (Chatterton Lecture on Poetry)
- The Search for Perfection: Atlantic Dimensions - Professor Bernard Bailyn, FBA, Adams University Professor emeritus, Harvard University, 11 October 2006 (Isaiah Berlin Lecture)
- Judicial Independence: Who Cares? - Professor Sir Neil MacCormick, QC, FBA, FRSE, LLD, Regius Professor of Public and the Law of nature and Nations in the University of Edinburgh, and Leverhulme Personal Research Professor in Philosophy of Law, 24 October 2006 (British Academy Law Lecture)
- 'Now Shall I make My Soul': Appproaching Death in Yeats's Life and Work - Professor Roy Foster, FBA, Hertford College, Oxford, 6 December 2006 (Warton Lecture on English Poetry)
- Repatriation, Restitution and Reparations - Christopher Price, writer and broadcaster, and John Torpey, City University of New York Graduate Centre, Chair: Tiffany Jenkins, University of Kent at Canterbury [8 December 2006].
- The Influence of History in Public Life - "Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Peter Hennessy, Quentin Skinner, and Baroness O’Neill reflected upon the role of individual and collective historical consciousness in forming public attitudes and values, and in informing political decisions." (19 October 2005).
- British Arts Council Poetry Quartets - "Over two hours of audio extracts from the British Council/Bloodaxe poetry recordings."
- British Library - Their National Sound Archive is "one of the largest sound archives in the world." Search for virtual nsa.
You can search the Sound Archive catalogue and Listen to sounds from the Archive. The National Life Story Collection has Oral history holdings. (Try a keyword search for Listen to an excerpt from this recording). Playback, the bulletin of the British Library Sound Archive in pdf format, is published three times a year and includes previous issues back to 1998. See also their Downloads, podcasts and webcasts, recordings of selected events, which include
Harold Pinter Interview (8 September 2008),
Manuscripts Matter (A.S. Byatt, Peter Nichols, Owen Sheers and Peter Porter) 19 October 2006;
the Plimsoll Sensation (Nicolette Jones) 28 June 2006; and
Prurience or privilege: are politicians entitled to a private life? (Mark Oaten, Eric Barendt, Michael White, Alastair Brett) 28 June 2006.
- BRS Web Radio - Over 4,000 radio stations broadcasting on the Web. With links by Call Letter
- BUBL LINK: 384.54 Radio Broadcasting - Annotated catalogue of selected Internet resources. They also have a 5:15: Sound collections section.
- Bug Bytes - 40 sound files of insects.
- Building the Virtual Reference Desk in a 24/7 World - Webcast of the proceedings of the symposium on digital reference, co-hosted by the Library of Congress and OCLC on January 12, 2001.
- Cakewalk - "Software products for recording, editing, and playing music & sound on the desktop."
- California Gold: Northern California Folk Music from the Thirties - Library of Congress site is described as a "multi-format ethnographic field collection that includes sound recordings, still photographs, drawings, and written documents from a variety of European ethnic and English- and Spanish-speaking communities in Northern California. The collection comprises 35 hours of folk music recorded in twelve languages representing numerous ethnic groups and 185 musicians."
- La Camera dei Deputati - Italian Parliament. Allows you to listen to RealAudio debates. In Italian only.
- Canada Newswire Group - Has an Webcast Calendar "of critical Canadian news events broadcast on the Web."
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Audio
- CBC Radio Show Program Logs
- As It Happens - Hosted by Barbara Budd and Carol Off.
- Great Interviews - With Woody Allen - "Deconstructing Woody ". The CBC Digital Archives Website. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 19 November 1967.
- That Was Then This is Now
- Video
- Canadian Society for Independent Radio Production - Has a collection of links to Canadian community and non-profit radio web sites, many available online (Écoute en direct).
- Canned Interactive - With interactive preview of Legend of Bagger Vance.
- Cantaria - Bardic song archive of lyrics for over 125 songs, most with accompanying sound clips. With title and first line index.
- Car Talk Radio - Tom and Ray Magliozzi. With Past Shows in RealAudio.
- Carnegie Corporation Oral History Project - "Interviews cover a wide range of social and cultural developments in America and abroad, from the birth of the children's television show Sesame Street to Carnegie Corporation's efforts to support antiapartheid efforts in South Africa." The Interview Catalogue is a complete list of all interviews conducted as part of the project. There are Video Interviews, with transcripts, of Joan Ganz Cooney "the Emmy-award winning television executive who received funding from the Carnegie Corporation to create the children's television show, Sesame Street" and with Mamphela Ramphele, "a medical doctor and political activist, was banished within South Africa from 1977 to 1984."
- Carnegie Institution for Science - Washington, D.C. Offers podcasts including selected Capital Science Lectures.
- Carolina School of Public Health Webcasts - Archived webasts inlcude Anthrax: What every clinician should know Part II, CDC, Nov. 1, 2001
- Case Western Reserve: "Minute on the Future" Archive of Scripts
- Catholic University of America Digital Media
- CBS.com: Audio and Video Selections
- CDNow - Online music store provides sound clips.
- CDBaby - Online record store that sells CDs by independent musicians.
Allows you to listen to generous portions of music (try Deb Talan's Forgiven from her Something Burning CD).
- Celebration of the Piano: Selections from the Archives of American Art - Manuscripts, sketches, sound files. (Prepared in connection with the Smithsonian's Piano 300 exhibition. Piano Roles is a companion book, published by the Yale University Press, 1999.)
- Center for the Book Cybercasts
- Centre de Recherche en Littérature Comparée de Paris 4 Sorbonne - Has Conférences en ligne including lectures from Les Rencontres du Cycle Paroles de traducteurs:
- Claire Malroux - Poète, traductrice d'anglais, critique littéraire, 1er juin 2006
- Monique Baccelli - Critique littéraire, traductrice d'italien, 8 juin 2006
- Jean-Charles Vegliante - Poète, traducteur d'italien, 15 juin 2006
- Pierre Grouix - Poète, traducteur, 26 juin 2006
- Centre for Swedish Folk Music and Jazz Research - You can listen to many varieties of Folk Music, including Fiddle music from Dalarna. (Listen to Evertsberg’s bridal march in which "two young fiddlers from Älvdalen present an unusual sound with Evertsberg’s bridal march (4 b) – they play in octave parallels with their fiddles re-tuned to e-a-d-a.")
- Ceolas - Gerard Manning's celtic music site has a section, Tunes at Ceolas, with an assortment of sound files.
- CERN Webcasts - Lectures, conferences from one of the biggest Physics Laboratories in the world, located in Geneva Switzerland. With archived audio files from the Summer Student Lectures 2000.
- Charlie Rose Interviews: Books
- Chaucer MetaPage - Offers a collection of links to web pages with excerpts from Chaucer's works read by professors in The Criyng and the Soun: The Chaucer Metapage Audio Files.
- Chemweb VEI Virtual Lecture - Their Library has an archives of previous lectures - including slides, transcript, audio and video.
- Chiasmos: the University of Chicago International & Area Studies Multimedia Outreach Source
- Chinwag Theatre - Daniel Pinkwater
- Choral Public Domain Library - With over 1100 scores, many with sound files. Created and maintained by Rafael Ornes.
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library - Has a collection of MP3 Audio Files which include readings of Tolstoy's Twenty-Three Tales, Chesterton's Trees of Pride, and the Journal of John Wesley. The Ethereal Hymnary is an indexed collection of public-domain hymn tunes in electronic formats and an Index of Hymns has Midi files of 200 hymns.
- Christian Science Monitor Radio Series - Audio files of series and special reports include Northern Seasonings, a collection of essays on ice fishing, leaf peeping, bear essentials, Thanksgiving and other Vermont topic by Steve Delaney and Voices Heard, a series about women's lives around the world.
- Churchill Speech Interactive
- Cinema Volta - With sounds, sites, tools." John Maxwell Hobbs'
Web Phases is an interactive musical composition.
- Civilisation Française - Interactive French lesson with RealAudio was developed by Marie-J. Ponterio, Lecturer of French International Communications and Culture Department, SUNY College at Cortland.
- Classical Language Instruction Project - Samples of Greek and Latin prose read by scholars. Homer, Plato, Pindar, Virgil, Tacitus, Horace, Ovid, Seneca and Propertius. Maintained by Christian Wildberg, Classics, Princeton University.
- Classical MIDI Archives - Thousands of samples of classical music in midi format collected by Pierre R. Schwob.
- Classical MIDI With Words - Robert E. Crawford's site has art songs with synchronized lyrics and translations.
- Club des Poètes: La Voix des Poètes - Includes RealAudio poems by Marie Noël, Robert Desnos and Jean Pierre Rosnay.
- Club Kaycee: Jazz Sights & Sounds - From the sound archives & music collection of the Miller Nichols Library of the University of Missouri, Kansas City. There is an extensive RealAudio sound file.
- CNET Radio - With archives. CNET Television and Radio
- CNN Videoselect - CNN's on-demand video news with content drawn from newscasts on CNN Headline News, the previous night's Larry King Live and Crossfire as well as other CNN programming.
- Coachella Valley Music and Art Festival - Called the "best American festival" by Rolling Stone Magazine, and "the premier rock gathering in the nation, if not the world" by the Los Angeles Times. Take a look at this year's lineup. The Music Player has free audio tracks of the artists who'll be performing at the Empire Polo Field in Indio, California, on April 29 & 30, 2006. Last year's performers included Ambulance, Autolux, Bauhaus, Bloc Party, Bright Eyes, British Sea Power, Buck 65, Chemical Brothers, Coldplay, Donavan Frankenreiter, Doves, Eisley, Four Tet, Jem, Kasabian, Pinback...
- College de France - Has Audio and Video lectures.
- College Fight Songs Homepage - Trevor D. Barnes
- College Radio: WPRB 103.3 FM (Princeton University)
- Columbia University Center for New Media Teaching and Learning Media Archive - Conferences, Lecture Series, Special Events and Lectures.
- Columbia News Video Forum Archive - There's also a Video Briefs Archive.
- Columbia News Video Briefs Archive - Offers 4 years of archived video, also organized by subject. There's also a News Video Forum Archive. A March 14th forum, Looking Ahead: The Future of News, featured panelists from the New York Times, Newsweek and NBC discussing the issue of balancing the high cost of coverage with greater interest in foreign news.
- Columbia University Orchestra Audio - Beethoven's Symphony No. 7; Brahms's Symphony No. 1; Debussy's Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faun; Debussy's Syrinx; Dvorák 's Symphony No. 8, Dvorák's Symphony No. 9 (From the New World); Haydn's Symphony No. 88; Lalo's Concerto for Cello in d minor; Mahler Symphony No. 5 - IV: Adagietto; Mozart's Maurerische Trauermusik (Masonic Funeral Music); Mozart's Symphony No. 40; Pärt's Fratres for Cellos; Prokofiev's Concerto for Violin, No. 1; Ravel's Ma Mère l'oye (Mother Goose Suite); Schubert's Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished); Stravinsky's Symphonies of Wind Instruments; Wagner's Prelude to Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg and Wagner's Prelude to Tristan und Isolde.
- Comedy Central: Daily Show - Jon Stewart.
- Commentary - "The Commentary began as a column written and distributed by Joseph Planta, via e-mail in June 1999. He wrote over six hundred columns delving into such current affairs subjects as politics, show business, and anything and everything in-between. In September 2003, The Commentary was re-launched as a web-based publication, also featuring guest contributions." Online interviews include:
- David Hackett Fischer - 9 December 2008. Fischer is the author of Champlain's Dream. [22:29]
- Amitav Ghosh - 18 November 2008. Ghosh is the author of Sea of Poppies (Viking, 2008), shortlisted for the Booker Prize. [20:58]
- The Commonwealth - Voluntary association of 53 sovereign states. There is a Video Archive and a 30-minute monthly radio programme, Pick of the Commonwealth , with archives.
- Community Language Collection - "Audio- and text-clips, graphics and full transcripts from 40 speakers of American dialects from New York to Georgia,
with most from North Carolina." With links to Related Resources Similar resources are International Dialects of English Archive (IDEA) and American English Speech Samples Index.
- Completorium: Polish Music from Middle Ages to Baroque - Adam Jarczyk & Bogus³aw Krawczyk's collection of 387 midi files in 7 topical collections.
- Consumer Electronics Show - "World's largest annual trade show for consumer technology" sponsored, produced and managed by the Consumer Electronics Association. Has a Multimedia Library and also has session on Youtube.
- Conference Board Podcasts - "Short content-rich discussions of the latest trends and developments in business research."
- Computer Talk on the Internet - Links to shows about computers and technology that you can listen to through the Internet provided by Andy Graham's Computer Beat Radio Show.
- Conjunctions - Bard College publication is a "Web forum of innovative writing." In the Audio Vault are readings from Robert Olen Butler, Philip Roth, William Gass, Mary Gaitskill, Rick Moody among others.
- The Connection - Dick Gordon, hosts this WBUR, Boston (NPR) show. With archives and Audio Content Based Search.
- Conversations with History - Series moderated by Harry Kreisler produced at the Institute of International Studies at the University of California at Berkeley features interviews with "diplomats, statesmen, and soldiers; economists and political analysts; scientists and historians; writers and foreign correspondents; activists and artists." Organized by name, profession, topic and chronology.
- Cornell Lab of Ornithology - Macaulay Library - Sound & Video Catalog> - Offers over 80,000 sound and video recordings of animals (65,000 sound clips and some 18,000 video clips). See Calls of the wild: More than 80,000 sound and video recordings of animals now available to public online, By Miyoko Chu, Cornell Chronicle, December 14, 2006.
- Cornell University Computer Policy and Law Program Speaker Series
- Cortland Review - Literary Magazine has a number of interviews and readings in audio format.
- Court TV Online
- CREN (Corporation for Research and Educational Networking) - Offers a collection of Archived Events on topics relevant to networking and information technology which includes Where Is the Digital Library?, a September 28th, 2000 interview with Clifford Lynch.
- Critical Metrics - Created by Joey Anuff and Will Kreth, this music discovery site "keeps track of recommendations and playlists across all media so you can easily find, try, and buy the best new music." Reviews are gathered from such sources as the Village Voice, Washington Post, Rolling Stone, Salon, NPR, Spin and Pitchfork. You can play the song right from the main page by clicking on the speaker icon. "We're currently indexing ~22K reviews written by ~1200 reviewers, who over the last 18 months have collectively recommended 15K+ songs via 300+ review/recs sections of around 80 publications and misc media outlets." (from Cool new online playlist generator, BoingBoing, April 20, 2007). Other music review aggregators include the Hype Machine, fiql, MetaCritic and elbo.ws Music Blog Aggregator.
- Crucible of Empire: the Spanish American War - PBS. Listen to popular songs from the Spanish-American War era in the Sheet Music Gallery.
- C-SPAN - Has a rich Video Library including, for example,
- Antonin Scalia addressing students at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Alexandria, Virginia, April 9, 2008 (66 minutes)
- Covering the U.S. Supreme Court in which Linda Greenhouse talked about her career with retired Associate Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, November 3, 2008 (82 minutes)
- Kent State's 25th Anniversary - Forum held on May 4, 1995. Speakers included Lawrence Kaplan, R.W. "Johnny" Apple, Jr., Eugene McCarthy,
- America and the Courts
- Washington Journal
- Cultures AZ - With sections on Native American, Hispanic, Afro American, Asian American cultures in Arizona. Voices has a multimedia collection of stories, oral histories and musical performances.
- Current TV
- Cyber Hymnal - "Over 2,600 Christian hymns and Gospel songs from many denominations. You'll find lyrics, sound, background information, photos, links, MIDI files and scores you can download."
- CyberLC: Cybercasts from the Library of Congress - See also Event Multimedia Center
- Cyberposium 2000 - Over 40 videos from conference held at Harvard Business School, February 25th-27th, 2000. Agenda included keynotes by David Wetherell, Jeff Bezos, Andreas Schmidt and panel sessions with Robert Harris, Harel Kodesh, Kevin Mayer, Mary Meeker, George Gilder and others.
- Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project - Donald C. Davidson Library, University of California, Santa Barbara
- Search Collection
- Browse Collection
- Cylinder Radio
- Democracy Now - With archives back to 1997.
- Design Architecture - Provides RealVideo webcasts of the awarding of the Pritzker Architecture Prize to Sir Norman Foster in 1999 and to Renzo Piano in 1998.
- Design Life Now National Design Triennial 2006 podcasts - Nicholas Blechman, Steven and William Ladd, Chuck Hoberman, Marissa Mayer, Charlie Lazor, Chip Kidd, Abhinand Lath, Ron Gilad, Paul Budnitz, Michael Meredith, Natalie Jeremijenko, Tom Leader, Han Feng and Jessica Smith. Includes transcripts.
- Deutsche Welle Radio - Audio on demand (in German).
- DevZone - RealNetworks provides streaming media resources for web developers.
- Dia Center for the Arts - Readings in Contemporary Poetry Audio Archives - Readings (in Realaudio format) from the 1987-88 season by John Ashbery, Robert Creeley, Louise Gluck, Michael Palmer, Seamus Heaney, Frank Bidart, Robert Hass and Amy Clampitt.
- Dialogue Radio and Television - Moderated by George Liston Seay, Dialogue is an "award-winning weekly radio program that explores the world of ideas through weekly, half-hour conversations with renowned public figures, scholars, journalists, and authors." Produced by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. There is a Dialogue Program Index.
- Diane Rehm Show - Has RealAudio archive for this week and Past Programs (for shows that aired January 1, 1999 or later.)
- Digisette - Portable digital cassette tape player. "Duo-MP3 player that functions not only as a portable, stand-alone, listening device but has the extended capability of being loaded into any standard cassette player."
- Digital Future - Archived videos (via C-SPAN) of the Library of Congress's 2004-2005 eight-part series on the transformation of libraries in a digital age. Speakers include David Weinberger, Brewster Kahle, Juan Pablo Paz, Brian Cantwell Smith, David M. Levy, Lawrence Lessig, Edward L. Ayers and Neil Gershenfeld.
- Digital History: A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, And Presenting the Past on the Web - By Daniel J. Cohen, Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Art History at George Mason University, and Roy Rosenzweig, Mark and Barbara Fried Professor of History & New Media at George Mason University. They were interviewed by Kojo Nnamdi of WAMU on January 10, 2006 (Collecting History of the Present). There is also a website for Digital History A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, and Presenting the Past on the Web
- Digital Library of Appalachia
- Search for the Celebration of Traditional Music Collection, Berea College Southern Appalachian Archives or the Blue Ridge Institute Archives. There are also hundreds of interviews. Some highlights:
- Ashokan Farewell - Fiddle tune played by Art Stamper, 2002
- Stony Point - by Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys
- Ain't Got No Loving Baby Now - by Clayton Horsley
- 49 Women - Bobby Buford and Keith Rodgers
- Jolie Blon - Tracy Schwarz
- Midnight on the Water - David 'Fox' Watson
- Reel of the Hangman - David 'Fox' Watson [ww02216.mp3]
- House Carpenter - Jean Ritchie
- In the Pines - Jim Fuller and Bill Fuller.
- John Henry - N & W Stringband
- Digital Media Association (DIMA) - With list and links to members.
- Digital Media Center - Located at the University of Virginia, there are links to Projects and Resources. Some of the material is available to the UVa community only.
- Das digitale Beethoven-Haus - Bonn. The Digital Archives contains "5,000 documents on 26,000 coloured scans of high quality, 1,600 audio files (music examples, audio letters) and 7,600 text files."
- Digital Podcast
- Vanderbilt
- Dino-ROAR: A computer simulation gives voice to a long-extinct dinosaur - Scientific American Explorations, December 15, 1997.
- Discovering Lewis and Clark - "Its centerpiece is a 19-part overview of the expedition by Harry Fritz, Professor of History at the University of Montana, illustrated with selections from the journals of the expedition, photographmaps, moving pictures, and sound files."
- Discovery.com - Multimedia resources include Discovery Online: News and Science Live show with Neal Conen.
- Dmusic
- DownloadsDirect - Free downloads in RealAudio or MP3 format
- Dr. Dobb's TechNetCast - Repository of software technology related streaming media material. codebytes is a daily audio talk show. recurse features in-depth presentations from the best qualified names in technology.
- Dual-Window Karaoke (DWK) - Written by Vincenzo Palleschi, DWK is a MIDI player for Windows that shows synchronized lyrics in two windows during play.
- Duke Law School Webcasts
- Early Recorded Sounds and Wax Cylinders - Wax cylinder recordings recorded digitally by Glenn Sage. With Cylinders of the Month Archive
- Earth and Sky - Award winning daily science radio series. With Archives and Searchable Index.
- eBookAd: Radio - Ebook industry interviews.
- Eccles Centre for American Studies Douglas W. Bryant Annual Lectures - British Library.
- How Digital Life Innovations Can Shape The Future Of Libraries - by John Sculley, 20 June 2006.
- The Immortality of the Book by Sir Anthony Kenny, British Library, 23 November 2000.
- Economic Policy Institute - Has an Audio Archive.
- Edgar Allan Poe Poems
- Edison National Historic Site - With Sound Collection, organized by genre and format.
- Eleanor Roosevelt's Convocation Address - Acceptance speech given by Eleanor Roosevelt during the awarding of her honorary degree by the University of Manitoba on March 1, 1949.
- Electronic Hymnal
- Electronic Literature Directory - Has a category for Recorded Reading/Performance in Poetry, Fiction, Drama, Nonfiction.
- Electronic Poetry Center - SUNY Buffalo site has a archive if
Sound Files which includes their Linebreak radio show interviews with such writers as Robert Creeley and Paul Auster and has a collection of links to Literary Audio.
- Emile Berliner and the Birth of the Recording Industry - "Selection of more than 400 items from the Emile Berliner Papers and 108 Berliner sound recordings from the Library of Congress's Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division."
- EMusic - Independent music company sells music in the MP3 format. In Radio you can select the "number of songs you want to hear and the styles you want them to be."
- Endurance Radio - "Online radio programs and interviews with endurance athletes and coaches." With Archives. Recent interviews: Bruce Jenner, John Wallace, Greg Tanner, Jeff Galloway, Melanie Mcquaid, Drew Holms, Conrad Daniels, Christine Des Efants, Paul Greer, Ryne Melcher, Scott Slade, Pat Connelly, Richard Diaz, Bruce Bauman, and Nancy Eastman.
- Engines of our Ingenuity - Over 1300 episodes from the NPR series written and hosted by John Lienhard and KUHF-FM, Houston, with topics that range "from cable cars to Civil War submarines, from the connection between Romantic poets and Victorian science to the invention of the bar code." The site is searchable and includes an Index to the Episodes. Streaming Real Audio Sound is being added to the transcripts. It presently may be accessed on Episodes 159, 1404, 1481 through 1560, and 1601 through 1604.
- Enregistrements sonores - This song collection, offered by the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec consists of over 2000 "pièces musicales enregistrées entre 1900 et 1952.". You can browse by title, date, subject, label, and artist. Especially interesting are the Reels, Danse folklorique, children's songs (Chansons enfantines) and the French folksongs (Chansons folkloriques françaises). For example, there are 8 verisions of Alouette, six versions of La claire fontaine and 3 verions of Au clair de la lune. Among the reels are Joseoph Bouchard's Galop de La Malbaie (02:54 min - 1948, Source: Bluebird B-1143) and
Reel Pointe-Au-Pic (03:01 min - 1952, Source: Bluebird B-1140).
- Epitonic - MP3 download site has a comprehensive archive of album reviews.
- eServer: Streaming Audio and Video - Audio and video recordings in the arts and humanities from the English Server.
- ESPN Radio
- EV World - Electric vehicle news and RealAudio interviews with leaders in electric vehicle technology. Included on the Interview Playlist are Michael Coates of the Green Car Institute, journalist Ross Gelbspan, climatologist Robert C. Balling, Jr. and actor Ed Begley, Jr..
- Erik Deckers Laughing Stalk: Audio & radio theater groups
- eWEEK Webcast - Daily IT coverage, Webcast News, weekly features with news, analysis and product reviews, as well as live trade show and event coverage.
- eYada.com - Radio station with live exclusive programming and interactive video.
- Excite Audio/Visual Search
- Experience Music Project - Interactive music museum in Seattle. With Site Index and Archives. "Browse through hundreds of artifacts from the Experience Music Project collection, including rare instruments, sound recordings, costumes, photographs, posters and song lyrics" in Digital Collection. Offers a good collection of links for musicians.
- FabChannel - Live and on demand music concert webcasts.
- Family Health Radio - Over 100 2 1/2-minute radio programs with practical, easy-to-understand answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about health and health care. With Archives. (A service of the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Telecommunications Center at Ohio University.)
- Favorite Poem Project - Americans reading their favorite poems, archived online. With List of Poems. The archive now consists of fifty audio-visual documentaries which showcase individual Americans reading and speaking each about a particular poem they love. (Joe Nickell writes about the project in Tech Breathes Life into Poems, Wired News, February 19, 1999.)
- FedNet - Free live coverage of the proceedings of the House and Senate, Congressional Hearings, News Conferences and Joint Sessions of Congress. (A subscription is required for access to most archived material.)
- File-Sharing (File Swapping, Peer-to-Peer, P2P): Grokster, Morpheus, Streamcast Networks, Electronic Frontier Foundation, EFF: MGM v. Grokster, Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), Motion Picture And Music Companies File Brief For U.S. Supreme Court Review Of Grokster, Morpheus Case, Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), New Round of Lawsuits Against 717 Illegal File Sharers Includes Continued Focus On University Network Users Who Illegally Download Music,
SONY Corp v. Universal Studios, 464 U.S. 417, 104 S. Ct. 774, 78 L. Ed. 2d 574 (1984), copyright infringement, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer V Grokster, Ltd., decided by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on August 19, 2005 (Case no. 03-55894 ), MGM Studies v. Grokster, Supreme Court, March 29, 2005.
- Film.com - Reviews, feature stories, interviews, international film festival coverage, including much video and audio content. In Screening Room visitors can watch the latest previews of new major studio movies and home video offerings in RealAudio and RealVideo.
- [F. Scott] Fitzgerald: Voice & Film Clips - From the University of South Carolina's F. Scott Fitzgerald Centenary (1996) site, there are audio files of Fitzgerald reading John Keats' Ode to a Nightingale, John Masefield's On Beauty and William Shakespeare's Othello speech to the Venetian senators. There is also a mpeg film clip of Fitzgerald in the Twenties.
- FindSounds - Search engine for finding sound effects on the Web. Comparisonics Corporation technology "allows you to search for audio files based on how they sound. You can even create your own sounds and use them to find similar sounds on the Web." Examples of Sound Types are provided. You can also download the Comparisonics Audio Player.
- Five Things You Should Know About Podcasting - By Vincent Doogan, Connect: Information Technology at NYU, Spring 2006.
- FlashRadio - SonicNet's 'visual radio station' broadcasts a mix of animation, text, and and music...
- Florida Folklife from the WPA Collections, 1937-1942 - Provides access to 376 sound recordings made in Florida in 1939-40 under the auspices of several government-funded arts projects. It consists of a "multiformat ethnographic field collection documenting African-American, Arabic, Bahamian, British-American, Cuban, Greek, Italian, Minorcan, Seminole, and Slavic cultures throughout Florida."
- Fluent Tibetan: An Interactive Tibetan Language Tutorial - Alex Chapin.
- Folk Den Archive - Roger McGuinn
- Folk Music of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and America - Lesley Nelson's collection of MIDI tunes, lyrics, information, historical background, and tune related links.
- Folksong Index | Volkslieder Verzeichnis - Lyrics and midi files, primarily for pre-1922 songs. Has an Irish Folksongs section.
- FolkWeb - Hear clips from various folk artists including Einstein's Little Homonculus
- Folkstreams: A National Preserve of Documentary Films about American Roots Cultures - "Streamed with essays about the traditions and filmmaking. The site includes transcriptions, study and teaching guides, suggested readings, and links to related websites."
- Food Network Videos
- Footage: Global Search - Search hundreds of major stock news footage sources world wide. For example, a phrase search (match exactly) for Marc Rich retrieved 29 records in 4 databases. (See also Wordwave, Virage, MediaSite, Convera, Vodium and Taalee.)
- Fora.tv - "FORA.tv delivers discourse, discussions and debates on the world's most interesting political, social and cultural issues, and enables viewers to join the conversation. It provides deep, unfiltered content, tools for self-expression and a place for the interactive community to gather online."
- Forbes Video Network - You can't skip the commercials.
- Foreign Language Videos - "Collection of video clips in which native speakers elaborate on a wide variety of topics about their culture, family, daily life, and more. Each video clip is accompanied by a description of its contents, the country of the speaker, and additional grammar and vocabulary notes. These videos are produced by the ViewPoints Project of the Five Colleges of Ohio consortium."
- Foreign TV - International video news service
- Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies - Yale University collection of over 3,700 videotaped interviews with witnesses and survivors of the Holocaust. With Testimony Excerpts.
- Fox News
- Français Interactif - Video-based first year French program developed at the University of Texas.
- France Musiques En Direct - Classical music. See also Radio France stations with diffusion en direct
- Free Speech Internet Television - Audio/video archive of progressive resources
- Freedman Collection of Recorded Jewish Music - University of Pennsylvania owns one of the largest collections anywhere of recorded Yiddish music. Searchable database contains over 1700 recordings and provides sample Audio clips.
- Fresh Air - National Public Radio show hosted by Terry Gross of WHYY of Philadelphia has RealAudio Archives and is searchable.
- From the Fishouse: An Audio Archive of Emerging Poets - Audio literary journal, founded by Maine poet Matt O'Donnell, showcases emerging poets "reading their own poems, as well as answering questions about poetry and the writing process." There is a list of poets and poems. Bowdoin College and From the Fishouse jointly host a series of poetry readings. The session on May 4th, 2006 featured poet Christian Barter, a graduate of Bates College, and a trail crew supervisor at Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor.
Listen to his The Singers I Prefer. Another reader in the series (November 19, 2005) was Brian Turner, a former Army sergeant from Fresno, California and the author of a book of poems about the year he spent in Iraq - Here, Bullet. Listen to his Gilgamesh, In Fossil Relief. Turner was interviewed by Steve Inskeep on Morning Edition (National Public Radio), January 6, 2006 (Iraq Soldier Describes War in Poetry.)
O'Donnell also happens to be an editor of the Bowdoin Magazine. In a small story in that magazine (At the Fish House, p. 15 Fall 2003) he gives a bit of history on the origin of the name.
"In early summer, we received an interesting call from College arborist Tim Vail. While working on Orr's Island, he [Vail] stumbled across the writing cabin of Lawrence Sargent Hall '36, the well-known Bowdoin professor who died in 1993. The amazing aspect of Vail's discovery is that the writing cabin sits unchanged from Hall's inhabitance a decade ago...According to Lawrence Hall, Jr., all or at least parts of any of his father's significant works, including the O'Henry Award-winning short story, "The Ledge," were written in "the fish house," as Hall called it (the shed was originally used by local fisherman to dry cod fish)." With Hall's permission, O'Donnell had the writing cabin moved to his property. (See About the Fishouse and the Brunswick Times Record May 25, 2006 story by Elizabeth Brogan - From the Fishouse.)
- FSI Viewer - "Present high resolution images of 10,000 by 10,000 pixel and above on-line requiring low bandwidth only enabling the user to freely zoom, pan and rotate the image."
- Fundação Biblioteca Nacional - National Library of Brazil. The Divisão de Música e Arquivo Sonoro, also available in English, has a Virtual Archives with biographies and MIDI files for Brazilian composers. For example there are audio files for Alberto Nepomuceno, Carlos Gomes and Heitor Villa-Lobos.
- La Fureur de lire - 60 second readings (lectamatons) [in French] from bookstores, schools, libraries....."On peut expliquer les raisons pour lesquelles on a choisi cet extrait... Créativité, originalité, humour sont les bienvenus, mais toujours dans le respect d'autrui." A project of Radio télévision belge de la communauté française.
- Galaxy of Stories - Ford Gallaxy of Stories. "Famous names from the worlds of film, TV and comedy tell memorable children's stories and bring them to life in their own unique way."
- Alice in Wonderland - Imelda Staunton
- Aladdin - Tom Baker
- Brave Tin Soldier - Shane Ritchie
- Cinderella - Ashley Jensen
- Dick Whittington - Clive Anderson
- Emperor's Birthday Suit - Richard E Grant
- Gingerbread Man - Maureen Lipman
- Golden Goose - Harry Enfield
- Jack and the Beanstalk - Jack Davenport
- Little Match Girl - Tamzin Outhwaite
- Little Red Riding Hood - Miranda Richardson
- Princess and the Pea - Samantha Morton
- Puss in Boots - Julian Clary
- Rapunzel - Greta Scacchi
- Rumpelstiltskin - Robert Lindsay
- Sinbad - Christopher Eccleston
- Snow Queen - Joanna Lumley "reads a chilling version of The Snow Queen"
- Tinderbox - Geoffrey Palmer
- Three Little Pigs - Laurence Llewelyn Bowen
- Ugly Duckling - Sanjeev Bhaskar
- Gallica Archives de la Parole - Bibliothèque nationale de France. There are recordings include Guillaume Apollinaire reading his poems Le Voyageur, Le Pont Mirabeau and Marie on 24 December, 1913.
- Genome Webcasts - Links to online audio and video files about genetics offered by the Human Genome Project, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
- Georgetown University: Webcast
- German Marshall Fund of the United States - Has a Podcast Series.
- Gilbert and Sullivan Archive - With over 120 librettos in the Opera Index. Created and maintained by Jim Farron & Alex Feldman.
- Glass Pages: Audio Files - Sound samples of music by Philip Glass.
- Glenn Gould Archive - National Library of Canada site has Archival Audio Tapes.
- GMD Music Archive: Sheet Music - Free sheet music for non-commercial usage. Created and maintained by Werner Icking. Includes sound files.
- God and Computers - 1999 MIT God and Computers Lecture Series features six lectures about interactions between faith and computer science by Donald Knuth, Professor Emeritus of Stanford University, and author of the Art of Computer Programming. (Available via Dr. Dobb's Technetcast.)
- GoGaGa - Freeform eclectic internet radio station located in Boulder, Colorado. Music for Cubicles is broadcast weekday afternoons, anchored by Dave Blanchard and assorted other DJs. (The only commercial you hear is when you first log on.)
- Goldband Recording Corporation - Photographs, sound recordings and biographical essays in the Southern Folklife Collection, Manuscripts Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- Golf.com - Golf Digest and NBC Sports. Their Golfers Network offers eight hours of audio coverage a day.
- Governor General's Literary Awards - National Library of Canada. Readers include children's authors.
- Grassy Hill Radio - Streaming folk and accoustic music. See also Grassy Hill Concerts, Lyme, Connecticut.
- Great American Speeches - PBS collection contains an Archives of speeches arranged sequentially by era.
- Great Lakes Radio Consortium - Environmental news
- Great Speeches - History Channel site provides a daily speech "drawn from the most famous broadcasts and recordings of the Twentieth Century" and includes an archives.
- Guardian Unlimited: Audio Files - UK newspaper audio reports. Browse by subject. Samples:
- 'Where there's water there's hope' (December 7, 2006) - Dan Glaister on the Owens River in California
- 'The good work really stood out' (December 5 2006) - Interview of Lynn Barber on the 2006 Turner Prize winner Tomma Abts
- 'You couldn't build this in your back garden' (January 11, 2005) - "Martin Wainwright talks to the Duchess of Northumberland about the huge £3.3m treehouse that is about to open in the grounds of Alnwick castle, complete with toilets, classrooms and a cafe."
- Guide to Animal Sounds on the Net - Herman Miller
- Harappa: Sounds - Omar Khan's site is dedicated to the ancient city that flourished around 2,500 B.C. in the Indus Valley civilization in the western part of South Asia. Includes RealAudio clips of Gahdhi, Jinnah, Nehru, Ghani Khan and Princess Abida Sultaan.
- Harmonia Mundi - Independent classical label. Many of the artists provide audio clips.
- Harmonica - An acronym for Harmonised Access and Retrieval for Music Oriented Networked Information Concerted Action, the project seeks to develop a "solid strategic framework for networked access to music and related multimedia services, including technologies, existing and emerging standards, exploration of network options and improved interfaces." The report, Remote Access and Transfer of Audio Recordings, provides "overview and references to information on transfer of analogue audio recordings into digital formats (digitisation), local and remote storage of data as well as access and retrieval in a library or archive environment" and has links to Audio Players. (A project of the Dutch Studie- en Vakbibliotheek.)
- Harmony Central - "Internet resource for musicians"
- Harmony of Heavenly Revelations - RealAudio recording ofa composition of Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179), sung by Ellen Oak. (Bison Music, Belfast, Maine.)
- Harper Audio - See also Harper Audio.
- Harry A. Blackmun Papers at the Library of Congress - Includes hours of videotaped interviews conducted by Harold Hongju Koh, one of Blackmun’s former clerks, from July 6, 1994-December 13, 1995. There are 37 video tapes, all available online, including two sessions "On Roe v. Wade".
- Harry Bradford Stanton Lecture - September 28 and 29, 2000, MIT. Two lectures, "Does Our Language Affect the Way We Think?" and "Stages of Learning in an Unchanging Machine: Human Simulations of Vocabulary Growth" by Lila Gleitman, Co-Director of the Institute for Research in Cognitive Science at the University of Pennsylvania, Fyssen Foundation Laureate, and one of the most influential cognitive scientists of our time.
- Harry Shearer: From the Edge of America - Satirist, actor and director. His Found Objects is a collection of embarrassing off-air remarks by news anchors and reporters.
- Harvard@Home - Has a collection of archived videos including
- Women, Men and Food: Putting Gender on the Table - Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, April 12 and 13, 2007.
- Women and War in the 20th Century - March 13, 2007.
- Fifty Years in Media: Changes in Journalism - May 8, 2006.
- An Evening with Yo-Yo Ma - September 15, 2005. Features a "conversation between John Lithgow and Mr. Ma, a breathtaking performance of Bach's First Suite for Solo Cello by Mr. Ma, a student quintet, and the Harvard Arts Medal presentation."
- The Business of Baseball - May 9, 2005
- Genetically Modified Foods - December 14, 2004.
- Harvard Business Schools Videotools
- Harvard University Institute of Politics Forum Archives - Outstanding collection of archived forums.
- The Role of Islam in Muslim Politics - Karen Armstrong, Ali Asani, William Graham and Roy Mottahedeh
- Death Penalty (November 7, 2001)
- Hip Hop Culture (October 10, 2001)
- Civil Rights Movement (November 26, 2001)
- The Genius of Abraham Lincoln - Doris Kearns Goodwin (April 18, 2006)
- A Celebration of Ida B. Wells (April 6, 2006)
- Redemption Songs: The Relationship between Black Arts and Activism in the 21st Century (March 3, 2006)
- Harvard Law School Forum - With RealAudio sound files of Past Programs dating back to 1954 featuring an impressive array of speakers ranging from Walter Reuther to Barry Goldwater. Recent Speakers have included Charlton Heston, Asa Hutchinson,Vince McMahon, Mario Cuomo, Ralph Nader, Jack Gargan, Helen Thomas, Stephen Reinhardt, Nadine Strossen, Barry Scheck, Peter Neufeld, Jim Dwyer, Bill Kovach, Richard Lewontin, Michael Seidman and Arun Gandhi.
- Health Education Assets Library (HEAL)
- Health Library Online Video Collection - Titles from the Stanford University Hospital collection are about 30-60 minutes long and address common health topics.
- Hearing Voices - NPR project directed by Barrett Golding.
- Heavenly Jukebox - Charles C. Mann writes about Napster and other copyright and piracy issues in the September, 2000 issue of Atlantic Monthly.
- Helix - Glaxo Wellcome site has "lectures from some of the world’s most preeminent medical experts on cutting-edge topics such as genetic cloning, HIV/AIDS treatment, advances in cancer therapy and preventing medication errors."
- Hi-Fido! (High Fidelity Digitization On-line) - University of Chicago multi-media project offers sheet music and recordings that date from jazz's beginnings in the early 1910s through Chicago Jazz's heyday in the 1920s up to the Great Depression. Searchable and browsable.
- Highlander Music - Over an hours worth of online Scottish music is provided by Highlander Web Magazine.
- Hindsight - "Hindsight is the only program on Australian radio devoted exclusively to social history."
- Historical Voices - In their galleries: Flint Sit-Down Strike,
- History and Politics Out Loud - Searchable archive of politically significant audio materials. (Jerry Goldman and Northwestern University.)
- History Matters - "Designed for high school and college teachers of U.S. History survey courses, this site serves as a gateway to Web resources and offers unique teaching materials, first-person primary documents and threaded discussions on teaching U.S. history." Many Pasts "contains primary documents in text, image, and audio about the experiences of "ordinary" Americans throughout U.S. history."
- History News Network: Podcasts
- History Place: Great Speeches Collection - Transcripts, many with RealAudio accompaniments.
- Hoagy Carmichael Collection - A project of the Indiana University Digital Library Program to catalog, digitize, and preserve every item in Indiana University’s extensive collection of materials pertaining to the life and career of the master songwriter Hoagy Carmichael (1899-1981). Includes a selection of sound files.
- Hollywood Online - MovieTalk - RealAudio celebrity interviews. Hear Whit Stillman (Last Days of Disco)
- Homecoming: Sometimes I Am Haunted by the Memories of Red Dirt and Clay - PBS chronicle of Black farmers from the Civil War to the present. Wisdom and Experience features RealVideo reflections on land and loss from Nobel laureate Toni Morrison, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson, the filmmaker, family members, an activist, a former slave, a scholar and a black farmer. Stories and Remembrances features RealVideo interviews with individuals about family, struggle, land and loss.
- HomeGrown - WFPL, 89.3 FM in Louisville, Kentucky. Sundy garden radio show with Bob Hill and Jeneen Wiche. Has an Audio Archive of past shows.
- Hulu - Archived (on-demand) television shows. Selected by the Associated Press as Best of the Web in 2008.
- HymnSite - Searchable site features MIDI hymn and psalm tunes from the 1989 edition of theUnited Methodist Hymnal and the Standard Psalm Tune Book compiled by Henry E. Dibdin in 1851.
- Icebox.com - Among its animated series is Eric Kaplan's Zombie College in which student turns down MIT to be with his girlfriend at Arkford College where students eat one another's brains.
- Icecast
- Icelandic National Broadcasting Service
- Idiotvox Podcast Directory
- ISC365 - Conference organizer Reed Exhibitions provides sessions from ISC West held in March 2007 in Las Vegas. Available webcasts (free registration):
- Applying Smart Cards and Biometrics to Access Control by Neville Pattinson, Axalto, April 4, 2006 (53:24)
- Intelligent Video and IP Network Video by Fredrik Nilsson, Axis Communications (01:10:27)
- In the Groove - The Georgia Tech Virtual EOC: Ready Today For Tomorrow, April 6, 2006 (54:09)
- i-drive - Free MP3 storage.
- IFILM - Searchable.
- Imeem - "Imeem is a social network that enables users to discover, interact and express themselves
with media, including music, video and photos, and form connections based on shared tastes and interests."
See The Music Industry's New Internet Problem by Douglas McMillan, Business Week, March 6, 2009. "Streaming music sites with freely accessible content are being used by a growing number of listeners as a substitute for buying music."
- iMesh - File sharing software for pictures, music, sounds and videos.
- Index to Multimedia Information Sources - Sponsored by GMD: German National Research Center for Information Technology and edited by Simon Gibbs and Gabor Szentivanyi.
- IndieAudio - Alternative rock channel and gen-X portal
- Inside Politics (CNN) - Formerly AllPolitics, offers live and on-demand Video and even has some clips from the 1996 Presidential Debate.
- Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique Musique (IRCAM) - Associated with the Centre Georges-Pompidou and the French Ministry of Culture, IRCAM was established in 1970 as an institute for musical research. Sound resources include Studio en Ligne where you can hear the sounds of various instruments (including the violin with Chaconne en ré mineur de J. S. Bach).
- International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives - "Established in 1969 in Amsterdam to function as a medium for international co-operation between archives that preserve recorded sound and audiovisual documents.
- International Computer Music Association - Dartmouth. Provides links to software and to computer music resources.
- International Library of African Music (ILAM) - The Sound Archive has 20-25 second clips.
- International Machaut Society - Scholarly organization devoted to the study, criticism, performance, research, and exchange of ideas related to all aspects of the works of the poet and composer Guillaume de Machaut (ca. 1300-1377) and their manuscript and performance traditions. Machaut on the Web provides links to sites relevant to the teaching, study, and performance of poetic and musical works by Guillaume de Machaut, including sound clips.
- International Press Institute (IPI) - Has a weekly radio show with online archives.
- Internet Archive - "Digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, we provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public..."
- Audio Archive
- Live Music Archive
- Net Labels
- Open Source Audio
- Television Archive for September 11th
- Other Minds Archive (San Francisco radio station)
- Movie Collection
- Tse Chen Ling Buddhist Lectures
- Collected Works of Al Jolson
- Naropa University Archives - "5000 hours of recordings made at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. The collection was developed under the auspices of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics (the university's Department of Writing and Poetics) founded in 1974 by poets Anne Waldman and Allen Ginsberg. It contains readings, lectures, performances, seminars, panels and workshops conducted at Naropa by many of the leading figures of the U.S.literary avant-garde." Has A performance by Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman, Bobbie Louise Hawkins, and Steven Taylor given on July 13, 1987.
- Internet Poetry Archive - Phillip Levine, Seamus Heaney, Czelaw Milosz, Robert Pinsky, Yusef Komunyakaa, Margaret Walker and Richard Wilbur read from their work (RealAudio).
- Internet On the Air - Weekly radio program, hosted by the University of Michigan School of Information, offers news related to the Internet and digital technology. Includes an audio archive of past shows. Some of their past interviewees have included Eric Raymond, a prominent hacker, on open source software, John Seely Brown, a researcher at Xerox PARC, who has investigated how organizations can share knowledge and Don Norman, CEO of UNext, distance education company that aims to educate workers.
- Internet Renaissance Band - Early music midi files by Curtis Clark Includes some lyrics.
- Internet Television Network - On-demand business video news and information source provides the Nightly Business Report and the World Business Report from Merrill Lynch in RealVideo format and includes a Video Library, arranged by topics.
- Internet Underground Music Archive - Searchable archive of sound clips for over 3853 independent musicians.
- Inventing Entertainment: the Motion Pictures and Sound Recordings of the Edison Companies - 81 Edison disc recordings and 341 motion pictures are currently available online and with plans are underway for the addition of cylinder recordings. (American Memory Project, Library of Congress.)
- Iowa Women Artists Oral History Project - Artists are listed by name, medium and location.
- IT Conversations - "Listener supported audio programs."
- Ithaca College CellFlix Festival
- IW Center: A community site for information workers... - Has Podcast Archive
- J. Paul Getty Museum Media Gallery
- J.S. Bach Homepage: Web Sites with Bach MIDI Files
- James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy - Rice University. Among the archived Webcasts are:
- From China to Random House, Da Chen, November 14, 2006.
- The Reagan Diaries, Doug Brinkley, October 27, 2006.
- American Vertigo: Traveling America in the Footsteps of Tocqueville, Bernard-Henry Levy, February 13, 2006.
- Shell Distinguished Lecture Series - Saudi Arabia and the International Oil Market, Prince Saud Al Faisal, September 21, 2005.
- Integration or Exclusion: The Headscarf Ban and French Secularism, Daniel Cohen & Patrick Weil, November 8, 2004.
- Jane Austen in the 21st Century Audio Archive - University of Wisconsin, Madison. Among the archived lectures is Margaret Drabble's talk on Jane Austen and My Father.
- Jazzbasen - Database of Norwegian jazz includes soundclips. A project of the National Library of Norway and the Norwegian Jazz Archives.
- John F. Kennedy School of Government - Harvard University. The Forum, "one of the world's premier arenas for political speech, discussion and debate" has a searchable Video and Podcast Archive and Transcripts.
- John Holmes Collection - Biography, poetry and audio files. John Holmes (1904-62) was a poet and professor of English at Tufts University.
- Joost - Previously known as the Venice Project, founded by Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis, Joost uses peer-to-peer technology to provide "high-quality video experience based on premium content, while guaranteeing copyright protection for content owners and creators."
- Journal for Multimedia History - Founded by Gerald Zahavi and Julian Zelizer, Department of History, University at Albany, State University of New York. Includes sound files and transcripts.
- JournalismNet - Created by Julian Sher, who trains journalists in Web searching. There are sections on how to find TV news, radio news, video search tools and audio archives.
- Just Say the Word, and Technology Finds It - Lernout & Hauspie technology to search audio or video recordings for a particular spoken phrase. David Pogue, New York Times, November 16, 2000.
- Kalvos & Damian's New Music Bazaar - Central Vermont" radio show and website bringing composers to the wider world through their music, interviews, pictures, photos, artwork, essays, biographies, attitudes, catalogs and ideas." Has RealAudio cybercasts and archives.
- Karolinska Institutet: Medical Images and Illustrations - Categorized list of links to medical images and multimedia on the Internet.
- KCRW - 89.9 FM - Santa Monica - Live performances and interviews. Has an On Demand Archive
- KEXP - Seattle public radio described by the New Yorker as eclectic.
- Keith Secola and Wild Band of Indians - Native musician. RealAudio tracks include NDN Cars (Indian Cars) and Innocent Man.
- Kelly Writers House - University of Pennsylvania offers Webcast Archives with readings by Slavoj Zizek (9/18/00), Kenneth Goldsmith (9/21/00), Rich Moody (9/28/00), John Updike, 4/13/00, Robert Creeley (4/10/00), Thalia Field (3/22/00) and Grace Paley (2/15/00).
- Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts - Washington D.C. With Multimedia Archive for Millennium Stage, Storytime Online, War of the Worlds, Taro Iketani's The Samurai and others.
- King FM 98.1 - Seattle radio station - Classic KING-FM - "was the first radio station in the world to broadcast classical music live on the Internet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."
- Lancet: Listen to the Lancet - "Weekly audio summary featuring discussion and debate of the most important research and analysis in health and medicine from The Lancet."
- Landscapes of Global Capital - Has a database of advertisements with over 900 digitized (Quicktime format) ads from 1995 to 2004, searchable by company name, date, keyword or business type.
- Last.fm - Customized radio.
- Law-related Webcasts: University law schools and courts are increasingly providing online webcasts. Among the law school resources are:
Case School of Law Lectures,
Duke Law School Webcasts,
Emory Law School Webcasts,
Georgetown University Law School Webcasts,
Harvard University Law School Webcast Archive
Moritz College of Law - Archived Webcasts,
University of Houston Law Center Internet Broadcast Archive,
University of Miami School of Law Webcast @ UM Law, and
Vanderbilt University Law School Webcast Archives.
Court resources include:
Indiana Courts: Court Webcasts which has Oral Arguments Online,
Michigan Judicial Institute Webcasts,
- Leader in Lieder - German site has lyrics for 20,000 folksongs, and hymns, some with MIDI files.
- Learn Spanish - Spanish Learning Resources. Lessons 6,7,8 have RealAudio tutorials.
- Youtube: Berkeley
- Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention & Innovation: Video and Audio
- LibriVox - "LibriVox volunteers record chapters of books in the public domain and release the audio files back onto the net. Our goal is to make all public domain books available as free audio books."
- Leonard Lopate Show WNYC - See Leonard Lopate, Conversational Acrobat, by Warren St. John, New York Times, March 20, 2005.
- Leonard Bernstein’s Boston Years: Team Research in A Harvard Classroom - Interviews and transcripts. "Created by students, faculty and librarians, it focuses on the conductor’s childhood and early career, and features more than a dozen unique interviews with Bernstein family, friends and contemporaries." (Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library, Harvard University.)
- Leopold Stokowski: Making Music Matter - Curated by Marjorie Hassen, Otto E. Albrecht Music Library, University of Pennsylvania. With RealAudio Musical Selections and Interview Segments.
- Library of Congress Presents Music, Theater and Dance - Performing Arts Digital Library, formerly known as I Hear America
- Library of Congress Webcasts
- LibriVox - Volunteers read public domain books. See Catalogue. Contents so far (November 2005): Baum, L. Frank. The Road to Oz; Christie, Agatha. The Mysterious Affair at Styles; Conrad, Joseph. The Secret Agent; Dostoyevsky, Fyodor. Notes from the Underground; Irving, Washington. Old Christmas; James, Henry. An International Episode; London, Jack. Call of the Wild ; Poe, Edgar Allan. The Raven ; Shelley, Mary W. Frankenstein, or Modern Prometheus; and Wodehouse, PG. Psmith in the City.
- Link.tv - "Global and national news, uncompromising documentaries and diverse cultural programs...." With an archive of Mosaic: World News from the Middle East , which "features selections from daily TV news programs produced by national and regional broadcasters throughout the Middle East. The reports are presented unedited and translated, when necessary, into English. Mosaic includes news from Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, and Iran, among others..."
- Liquid Audio - Offers free player for downloading recordings. Format has been embraced by mainstream music because it prevents illegal copying. Online store has an inventory of over 50,000 titles.
- Listen.com - Music download directory
- Listen to Article - Option offered by several newspapers including the International Herald Tribune See, for example, Global warming called 'unequivocal' by Elisabeth Rosenthal and Andrew C. Revkin, February 2, 2007. The newspaper gives you a number of choices: e-email article, listen to article, printer-friendly, 3-column format, translate, share article, add to clippings, text size
- Listening Post - Listen to selections of CD titles online with streaming audio. (Classical Music Online)
- Live from Lincoln Center - Live director's feed (in RealAudio) includes goings-on backstage, from stage manager calls to technical notes.
- Live Concerts - Includes interviews and music from more than 300 artists from KCRW (89.9 FM) in Santa Monica.
- Live Radio - Brian Buckley
- Live365.com - Do-it-yourself Internet radio station company based in Foster City, California, provides access to hundreds of non-corporate commercial-free radio stations also offers free tools and free bandwidth to broadcast your own online radio station.
- Living on Earth - National Public Radio environmental news show hosted by Steve Curwood has this week's show in RealAudio.
- LoopXchange - The following have MP3 versions of original music CDs:
- (CT) Found Sound
- (CT) Akapella
- (CT) Bluezette
- CT-75: miniatures, volume 1
- Live Streams from NPR Music Stations
- Lost and Found Sounds - NPR series on sound artifacts from this century (lost languages, vanished dialects, extinct speech). With RealAudio Archive. Past shows include The Vietnam Tapes of Lance Corporal Michael A. Baronowski,
Extinct Tongues: South African Language,New Yawk Talk,
Truman and
Gettysburg Eyewitness.
- Loudeye - Formerly encoding.com, this company converts movies, music and television signals into digital form for Internet distribution.
- Lutheran Hymnal - MP3, lyrics & sheet music.
- Lycos Multimedia - Locate audio and video resources.
- Lycos Radio Network
- Lyra - Personal digital music player capable of storing 345 MB of music was developed by Thompson Consumer Electronics for RCA. Will support MP3 and RealNetworks' RealG2 format.
- Lyric 96-99 FM - Classical music and arts channel produced by the Irish national broadcasting organisation Radio Telefís Éireann Online (RTE).
- MTV2-Music Television - European music channel
- McLaughlin Group Video Archive - Archive of weekly shows goes back to May 22, 1998.
- Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds - Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
- Macromedia - Download Shockwave here.
- Magnatune - Free downloads, via mp3 and podcasts, of
classical,
electonica,
jazz & blues,
metal & punk,
new age,
rock, and
world music. Offers automated licensing which "means that with a few clicks of the mouse, you can get high quality music and a valid legal agreement to use it."
- Major League Baseball - Listen to live games.
- Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and Legacy of Struggle - Audio archive of the November 1990 conference held at Manhattan Community College, New York.
- Marian Anderson: A Life in Song - Curated by Nancy M. Shawcross, Annenberg Rare Book & Manuscript Library, University of Pennsylvania. With Video and Audio Excerpts from Interviews and Performances.
- Max Hunter Folk Song Collection - "Archive of almost 1600 Ozark Mountain folk songs, recorded between 1956 and 1976. A traveling salesman from Springfield, Missouri, Hunter took his reel-to-reel tape recorder into the hills and backwoods of the Ozarks, preserving the heritage of the region by recording the songs and stories of many generations of Ozark history."
Online resources inlcude lyrics, sheet music and sound files (RealAudio, MIDI and AIFF) . Joint project of the Southwest Missouri State University Department of Music and the Springfield-Greene County Library in Springfield, Missouri, where the permanent collection is housed. Edited by Michael F. Murray, Missouri State University. The collection is keyword searchable or you can browse by
song title,
singer and
catalogue number. Listen to:
- Black Jack Davey
- My Horses Ain't Hungry
- Amazing Grace
- In the Pines
- Wildwood Flower
- Texas Rangers
- Two Brothers
- Rising Sun
- Red River Valley
- Pretty Polly
- Miller's Daughter
- Hannah Lee
- I Wish I Was Single
- House Carpenter
- Casey Jones
- Media.org - Sections of interest include Talk Radio. "Internet Talk Radio started broadcasting in 1993 as the first radio station on the Internet. As part of the museum.media.org effort to rescue some of our past work, we're also maintaining archives of early programs in their original state. Over time, we hope to go back and rescue these archives, but for now we offer them to you the way they looked in the early days of the web."
- Medialink - Provides streaming video and audio reports for corporations, public relations agencies and other organizations.
- Mediamosaic Library: The Great Schools - Stanford Psychology - Over 5 hours of synchronized video, slides, and transcriptions.
- MediaOnDemand.com - Examples of our on-demand and multimedia-enriched Webcasts are provided in the Gallery. Samples include the 1998 Emmy Awards, with performances by the dance company Pilobolus, and the 1999 New York Women in Film and Television Holiday Luncheon.
- Memoriav - "Association for the preservation of the audiovisual heritage of Switzerland."
- Mercury Theatre on the Air - Radio drama of the 1930’s "featured an impressive array of talents, including Agnes Moorehead, Bernard Herrmann, and George Coulouris. The show is famous for its notorious War of the Worlds broadcast...All of the surviving Mercury Theatre shows are available from this page, in both streaming and downloadable RealAudio format."
- Merrill Lynch Online: Focus on IRAs - Educational series on IRAs features Jim McCarthy and Jack McDonald talking about all aspects of IRAs.
- Michigan State University Online Lectures
- Microsoft Events and Webcasts - Has Speeches and Keynotes as well as recently recorded events and webcasts and monthly archived webcasts back to October 2003.
- Midi Ring - Links to over 300 MIDI sites.
- Millennium Evenings - White House lecture series held in the East Room of the White House. The guest lecturer on March 6, 1998 was Stephen Hawking. On April 22nd poets Robert Pinsky, Robert Hass and Rita Dove were featured.
- Miller Center of Public Affairs - University of Virginia.
- Milton Friedman (1912-2006) - Nobel prize winner in Economics in 1976. His 1980 10-part series Free to Choose is available at IdeaChannel.
- MiniRadio - Links to popular radio stations in Scandinavia.
- Minnesota Public Radio
- MIT Communications Forum
- MIT OpenCourseWare - "Free, searchable, access to MIT's course materials for educators, students, and self-learners around the world." Provides course description, syllabus, calendar, readings, study materials and related resources for over 1200 courses, organized by subject. Some courses also include videotapes, simulation software, textbooks lecture notes, exams and solutions. Anne Margulies, director of the MIT Open Courseware, spoke about the initiative on February 22, 2006. She also spoke on March 23, 2004 at MIT. See also The Economics of Open Content Symposium, January 23-24, 2006. There is a list of Video and Audio on MIT OCW. Here are a few courses to explore: Black Ships & Samurai: Commodore Perry and the Opening of Japan (1853-1854)
- MIT World - "Distributed Intelligence." "Free and open site that provides on demand video of significant public events at MIT." The index contains more than 625 videos." You can browse the videos for such topics as Biotechnology, Public Policy and
- Do-It-Yourself Biology (1:10:47) - Natalie Kuldell and Reshma Shetty, January 14, 2009
- A Few Things Learned from Craigslist - By Craig Newmark, November 14, 2008 (1:12:22)
- The Lucifer Effect: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil - By Philip Zimbardo, April 2, 2007 (1:50:43)
- David Milch: TV's Great Writer (1:23:15) - April 20, 2006
- Amory Lovins: Winning the Oil Endgame (1:36:37) - February 27, 2006
- Donald R. Sadoway (1:15:16) - February 21, 2006
- Lawrence K. Fish: Not Your Typical CEO (53:54) - October 19, 2005
- Ricardo Semler: Leading by Omission (48:09) - September 22, 2005
- Thomas L. Friedman: The World is Flat (1:15:04), May 16, 2005
- Maurice Sendak: Descent into Limbo (:29:47) - April 5, 2003
- Ellen T. Harris: Handel As Orpheus: Voice and Desire in the Chamber Cantatas, February 13, 2002
- MoMA Audio Programs
- Motley Fool Evening Report - Hear This Week's Show or Archived Shows.
- Moving Image Collections
- MP3.com - Company, founded by Michael Robertson, offers free music downloads from from 7,000 artists, audio software, hardware, genres, and news. With My.MP3.com you can store your music online and listen to it from any computer. Note: On January 18th a Federal district judge in Seattle barred the company from further distribution. See 3 Copyright Lawsuits Test Limits of New Digital Media in the January 24, 2000 New York Times.
- MP3radio.com
- MP3 Search - Lycos claims to have "the world's largest MP3 site."
- MSN Radio - See also their Music, Movies and TV
- MTV2 - Europe. Create your own playlist.
- Mudcat Cafe Radio - Live folk music in RealAudio.
- Multimedia, Film and Broadcasting Resources on the Internet - Marjorie I. Mitchell Multimedia Center, Northwestern University Library.
- Multimedia for the Web - Web Developer's Virtual Library
- Music History 101 - Internet Public Library exhibition provides RealAudio sound files
- Music of Ireland - Midi files, arranged in alphabetical order (Ireland-Now).
- The Music of the American Civil War (1861-1865) - MIDI files sequenced by Benjamin Robert Tubb. See also American Civil War Music and Music of the War Between the States.
- MusicBank - Company permits consumers to 'deposit' their CD music collections at an online 'musicbank' where they may listen to them anytime they connect to the Internet. You can listen to an interview with Michael Downing, MusicBank's CEO, via RadioWallStreet.
- MusicNet - Search for audio and video in this RealGuide
- Nanking Atrocities - Masato Kajimoto's Master's Project for the the Graduate School of Journalism, University of Missouri-Columbia, August 2000 has video footage.
- Napigator - "Navigator To Nap Servers And Internet Audio."
- Napster - Allows Internet users to exchange personal MP3 music files. (Note: In February 2000, the Recording Industry Association of America filed a lawsuit against Napster, based in San Mateo, California, seeking damages and an injunction that would effectively shut down the service. For more see Powerful Music Software Has Industry Worried in the March 7, 2000 New York Times.) Other peer-to-peer networks include OpenNap , File Rogue, iMesh, Song Spy and BearShare. (See Still Plenty of Music Out There by Leander Kahney, in the 3 February 2001 Wired News.)
- Naropa University Audio Archive Project - Boulder, Colorado. Nationally recognized writing and poetics collection called “one of the three most important literary audio collections in America” by the New York Times. Over five hundred hours are available online at the Internet Archive.
- NASA Audio Gallery - National Air & Space Administration site is an attempt to bring all of NASA's audio resources to one location.
- Nation - With access to selected articles in the archives. Also provides the most recent show of the 'broadcast edition' of RadioNation in RealAudio.
- National Academies of Science - Interviews - "Distinguished scientists talk about their research, why they became scientists and other aspects of their careers." With Archived Interviews. Scientists include Freeman Dyson, Paul R. Ehrlich and Roger N. Beachy and Dr. Claude M. Steele. The interviewer is Dorian Devins.
- National Academies Webcast Archives
- National Anthems - MP3 collection of anthems for all continents
- National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) - Their NARA Archival Information Locator(NAIL) gives you the option of searching for sound recordings. They have a section on locating Motion Picture Films and Sound and Video Recordings.
- National Association of Broadcasters - Using the search option at this site reveals a number of pages dealing with streaming audio and convergence.
- National Basketball Association - Offers audio and video resources.
- National Center for Policy Analysis Channel - Offers an audio and video library.
- National Gallery of Art - Washington, D.C. Their This Week at the National Gallery has past programs in RealAudio and MP3 format. See also their Videos and Podcasts.
- National Gallery of the Spoken Word - Ongoing 5 year project to create "a significant, fully searchable online database of spoken word collections spanning the 20th century..." Partners include Oyez, Oyez, Oyez; History and Politics Out Loud, and the Chicago Historical Society. Although no actual sound resources are available at the site, the Educator's Forum is an online bibliography of readings associated with delivering multi-media projects and web based content in education and there is a collection of links to other funded projects.
- National Institutes of Health Radio News Service
- National Library of Canada - Has a list of Digital Projects with audio.
- National Portrait Gallery: Audio Profiles - Washington, D.C.
- National Portrait Gallery: Interviews with photographers - London. "Series of sound interviews with photographers represented within the collection." Photographers interviewed to date (December 2006):
Jillian Edelstein,
Jill Furmanovsky,
Fergus Greer,
Johnnie Shand Kydd,
Barry Marsden,
Tom Miller, and
Bryan Wharton.
- National Press Club - Offers live webcasts. An Archive is provided by NPR Online.
- National Public Radio Online - Provides a list of programs, many with online audio resources, a Directory of NPR Stations and links to Talk Shows. Provides RealAudio archives for All Things Considered, Fresh Air, Morning Edition, Science Friday, Talk of the Nation, Public Interest,
Weekend Edition Sunday,
Wait Wait...don't tell me and Science Friday Kids Talk. NPR Top News Stories have audio files. The 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century offers "on-air segments will cover a wide variety of genres, including classical, jazz, rock'n'roll, country, R&B, musical theatre and film scores."
- National Sound Archive - British Museum site has RealAudio clips for Classical and International music.
- Natural History Museum - London. Has a archive of over 100 online videos.
- Nature Conservancy Podcasts - Nature Stories:
- Mushroom Fever - Evan Strusinski describes mushroom hunting. Produced by Natalie Jablonski with the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies, August 20, 2009.
- Nature Sounds of Australia - With a Catalogue of sounds.
- Negativland - Experimental-music and art collective. Offers some interesting Audio Files.
- NerdTV - Video interviews (with transcripts) with Doug Engelbart, Dan Bricklin, Anina, Avram Miller, Dan Drake, Dave Winer, Tim O'Reilly, Brewster Kahle, Bill Joy, Max Levchin, and Andy Hertzfeld.
- NetGuide: Happenings
- NetRadio Network - 120 music channels.
- Netscape Plug-ins: Audio/Video
- News and Information via Streaming Audio & Video - Gary Price (See also his Speech and Transcript Center).
Newspapers & Newscasting (vlogs, vodcasts)
- AvantGo - "Free service that delivers thousands of mobile websites to consumers on their handheld personal digital assistants (PDAs) and smartphones. Thousands of companies and dozens of major brands, including American Airlines, CNET, GM, Rolling Stone and The New York Times."
- Dallas Star-Telegram - Vodcasts of "Galloway & Hate" with sports columnists Randy Galloway and Jennifer Floyd Engel, "Movie Madness" with critics Christopher Kelly and Robert Philpot; and "On the Hot Seat" with political columnists J.R. Labbe and Bob Ray Sanders.
- Liberation - Paris
- Naples Daily News Studio 55 - Launched in April 2006, they offer video for ipods (vodcasts), PSP for Sony's PlayStation Portable, and streaming for PC and MacIntosh computers. "Studio 55's 20-minute daily vodcasts are ultraslick, local newscasts that mix the best MTV-style graphics with dynamic maps and continuous plugs for stories on the Daily News Web site and in the print edition." (Vying for Video on the Go by A.S. Berman, Presstime, September 2006, pp. 38-41.)
- New School Webcasts - See also Archive of Webcasts for Special Events. Examples:
- Playwright Jane Taylor on Sincerity - South African writer and critic. May 13, 2009.
- Cynthia Ozick: The Rights of History and the Rights of Imagination - March 8, 2006
- New York Times Video - See also
New York Times Podcasts,
Book Review Podcasts,
Current Film,
New York Times Book Review: Audio Interviews and Readings
and
Talk to the Newsroom:
Lawrie Mifflin, Editor, Television and Video, October 30, 2006.
- New York Academy of Medicine Audio/Video Archive
- New Yorker Magazine: Online Only - Has a monthly Fiction Podcast with fiction editor, Deborah Treisman.
"Each month we ask a current fiction writer to choose a story from the magazine's archive to read and discuss."
- Open Secrets (37:39) - December 17, 2007. Jhumpa Lahiri reads William Trevor’s short story "A Day" first published in the magazine in December 1993.
- Waiting (32:57) - November 12, 2007. Antonya Nelson reads Mavis Gallant’s short story "When We Were Nearly Young," originally published in the New Yorker in 1960.
- Chapter and Verse (21:57) - October 15, 2007. Paul Theroux reads Jorge Luis Borges’s short story "The Gospel According to Mark," originally published in the New Yorker on October 23, 1971.
- Talking Pictures (33:41) - September 17 2007. Barbara Rosenblatt reads and Nell Freudenberger discusses Grace Paley’s short story "Somewhere Else," originally published in the magazine on October 23, 1978.
- Urban Planning (17:50) - July 9, 2007. Donald Antrim reads Donald Barthelme’s short story “I Bought a Little City” first published in the New Yorker in 1974.
- The Dating Game (17:38) - June 11, 2007. Edwidge Danticat discusses Junot Díaz’s 1995 short story "How to Date a Brown Girl (Black Girl, White Girl, or Halfie)," first published in the magazine in 1995. The story is read by Junot Diaz.
- Listen and Learn (23:12) - August 13, 2007. George Saunders reads Isaac Babel’s short story "You Must Know Everything" written in 1915 and published in the magazine in 1966.
- Reunions (12:00) - December 25, 2006. Richard Ford reads John Cheever's story "Reunion" first published in the New Yorker on October 27, 1962.
- NextUp Technologies - Their TextAloud software turns text documents into spoken words with a conversion tool that supports both the WAV and MP3 audio formats.
- New Venue - Jason Wishnow shows a different short films on a regular basis and provides FlickTips, a guide for making movies on the web.
- New York Times on the Web - Current Film - Now includes clips from selected films (requires RealPlayer and registration - free - with the New York Times.)
- New York Times Book Review: Audio Interviews and Readings - Readings and interviews with famous authors, in RealAudio®, including a 58 minute interview with John Updike, Mary McCarthy reading from The Group at the 92nd St. Y on November 18, 1963, a two part interview with Jon Krakauer author of Into Thin Air and Listening to Poetry with 11 poets reading from their work at New York's Town Hall on September 18, 1996. (Free registration in the U.S.)
- New York Times Podcasts>
- Next WAVe(sm): Auditory Browsing in Web and non-Web Databases - Gerry McKiernan's "clearinghouse of projects, research, products and services that describe or apply auditory interfaces, displays or interactive technologies to enhance use and access to Web and selected non-Web databases."
- Nightly Business Report
- Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida - Has streaming Live Broadcasts of high profile trials.
- Noam Chomsky Archive - Audio lectures and interviews.
- Nobel Prize - Watch/Hear 2006 lectures, includes transcripts.
- Muhammad Yunus - Nobel Lecture, 10 December 2006 (35 minutes). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize.
- Orhan Pamuk - Babamin bavulu (My Father's Suitcase) (39 minutes, in Turkish). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Literature.
- John C. Mather - From the Big Bang to the Nobel Prize: the story of COBE, 8 December 2006 (34 minutes).
Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics.
- George F. Smoot - CMB, COBE and Cosmology, December 8, 2006 (45 minutes). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics.
- Roger D. Kornberg - The Molecular Basis of Eukaryotic Transcription, 8 December 2006 (43 minutes). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
- Andrew Z. Fire - Gene Silencing by Double-Stranded RNA, 8 December 2006 (47 minutes). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
- Craig C. Mello - RNAi and Development in C. Elegans, 8 December 2006 (69 minutes). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
- Edmund S. Phelps - My Kind of Macroeconomics: Modern Economies and their Policy Choices, 8 December 2006 (54 minutes). Winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Economics. See also Phelps's Prize Commentary by Amar Bhide and Carl Schramm, Wall Street Journal, January 29, 2007.
- Nomad - Digital audio player
- Notable New Yorkers - "Audio recordings and transcripts of interviews with ten influential New Yorkers, drawn from the collections of the Oral History Research Office of the Columbia University Libraries. The ten New Yorkers are Bennett Cerf, Kenneth Clark, Mamie Clark, Moe Foner, Andrew Heiskell, Edward I. Koch, Mary Lasker, John B. Oakes, Frances Perkins and Frank Stanton.
- Nova Programs Online - PBS
- NPR Podcast Directory
- Nullsoft - Makers of the SHOUTcast streaming audio system developed by Justin Frankel (which allows anyone with a computer and modem to become an MP3 radio dj) and the Winamp player.
- OCLC Podcasts
- The Hathi Trust and "The Silence of the Archive" - John Price Wilkin, the Executive Director of the Hathi Trust, 29 April 2009.
- Professional Pivot Point: Regaining Relevance in a Rapidly Changing World - Joe Janes, Associate Professior, Information School, University of Washington, 4 December 2008.
- Beyond Brilliant Silos: Video Content, Data Sets, Open Source and Rights Management - Grace Agnew, Associate University Librarian for Digital Library Systems,
Rutgers University, 6 November 2008.
- Picking Up the Pace: Considering the Implications of Accelerated Archival Processing - Assistant Director for Special Collections & Preservation, University of Chicago Library, 21 August 2008.
- Strategically Embracing Technology to Improve Libraries - MacKenzie Smith, Associate Director for Technology, MIT Libraries, 8 May 2009.
- Why Shouldn't the Library Catalog be an Encyclopedia? - Jenn Riley, Digital Library Program, Indiana University, 11 April 2008.
- Moving Toward the Network Level - Jeremy Frumkin, Head of Emerging Technologies, Oregon State University, 25 January 2008.
- The Value of Physical Artifacts in an Increasingly Virtual World - Mark Dimunation, Chief of the Rare Book and Special Collections, Library of Congress - 13 January 2008.
- Odeo
- Odyssey - WBEZ Chicago talk program hosted by Gretchen Helfrich has a RealAudio Official Charts
- Ogg Vorbis - "Open, patent-free, professional audio encoding and streaming technology with all the benefits of Open Source."
- Ohwejagehka: Ha`degaenage - "Nonprofit organization based on Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario Canada that was established to help preserve and nurture the Iroquoian languages and songs." With descriptions and RealAudio samples of Iroquois Earth Songs.
- OffLine - National arts organization, cable television screening, and distributor of independently produced films and videos. Video Room has streaming clips and interviews.
- Old Time Radio
- Ondemand Audio - International public radio programmes in RealAudio and WindowsMedia, organized by country.
- one click - BBC radio show describes itself as "experimenting with music, comedy, movies and speech."
- Online Classics - Classical music, ballet, musicals and theatre.
- Online NewsHour - PBS show with Jim Lehrer. With Site Index. Has RealAudio archive.
- ON24, Inc. - 24 hour Internet broadcasting network for online investors.
- Online Guitar Chord Dictionary - "Guitar chord dictionary containing 4,613 chords and searchable by chord root, chord type, bass note, and position. In addition, a 'visual search' option is available for searching by fingering pattern. A chord diagram showing the notes that make up each chord and a MIDI file of the chord are also included." (Digital Media Services, University of Virginia.)
- Origins of American Animation - Twenty-one films and two fragments from the Library of Congress include examples of clay, puppet, and cut-out animation and span the years 1900 to 1921. (Available as MPEG, Quicktime, and videostreaming versions.)
- Open Yale Courses
- Psychology, Biology and Politics of Food - Professor Kelly D. Brownell. "Yale College course, taught on campus twice per week for 75 minutes, was recorded for Open Yale Courses in Fall 2008."
- Oscar Peterson: A Jazz Sensation - Exhibition at the National Library of Canada offers an Audio Tour which features 24 selections and more than 100 albums recorded by Oscar Peterson. (including the 2.44 minute Oscar's Boogie), as well as biographical information and a photo gallery.
- Österreichische Akademie Der Wissenschaften Audio Lectures - Austrian Academy of Sciences
- Österreichische Mediathek - Has an audio archive of music, literature (in German).
- Ourmedia - Free storage and free bandwidth for videos, audio files, photos, text or software.
- Outside Magazine: Podcasts - They also have Videos
- OverDrive - "Provides world-class infrastructure for distributing premium digital content. We empower publishers, enterprises, libraries, schools, and retailers to maximize their presences in the digital world by enabling them to securely manage, protect, and lend or sell digital audiobooks, eBooks, music, and videos."
- Oxford DNB podcast - Oxford Dictionary of National Biography provides audio biographies including Jimi Hendrix, George Harrison, Barbara Cartland, Bunny Roger, Deen Mahomed, Princess Caraboo, Sidney Bloom, Pocahontas, Edith Cavell and Boudicca, queen of the Iceni.
- Oyez: U.S. Supreme Court Multimedia - Developed by Jerry Goldman, a political science professor at Northwestern University, the site provides digital recordings of major constitutional cases, searchable by date, party or subject and speeches made by justices. You can locate cases by Subject.
- Pacifica Radio - With archives
- Pacifica Radio/UC Berkeley Social Activism Sound Recording Project: The Black Panther Party - Chronology of the Black Panther Party is accompanied by transcripts as well as video and sound clips from KPFA Radio's and the Pacifica Radio Archives. You can hear Bobby Seale, Huey Newton, H. Rap Brown, Stokely Carmichael, Kathleen Cleaver and Kathleen Cleaver and many others activists.
- Pandora - Customized radio. Their Music Genome Project captures the "unique and magical musical identity of a song." I put in Kate & Anna McGarrigle and the first results were St. Charlene by Hem & Autumn Defense, Galileo by the Indigo Girls and Hands by Jewel. A similar service is Last.fm. Steve Krause compares the two in Pandora and Last.fm: Nature vs. Nurture in Music Recommenders.
- Patient Education Videos - "More than 100 titles in cardiology, neurology, oncology, pulmonology, and several other medical specialties."
- Patriotic Melodies - "Part of the Performing Arts Encyclopedia Web site which was released by the Library of Congress in December of 2003."
- PBS - Many of their shows and special features have sound or video files, far to many to include here. (Use the A-Z program finder or the Search Page and Site Map.) Examples of multimedia include Washington Week In Review with transcripts and RealAudio from the last four weeks; River of Song has audio interview and soundclips of Artists; Homecoming: Sometimes I Am Haunted by the Memories of Red Dirt and Clay with RealVideo files in Wisdom and Experience which features readings and reflections on land and loss from Nobel laureate Toni Morrison, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson, the filmmaker Charlene Gilbert, family members, an activist, a former slave, a scholar and a black farmer; Online NewsHour has a Video Search; and audio excerpts from Thomas Hampson's January 1996 concert in I Hear America Singing and Surviving the Dust Bowl has RealAudio Interviews interviews with program participants and the producer. PBS Mathline has searchable video database which will locate video clips and lesson plans on different mathematical topics and teaching techniques for grades K-12.
- PBS Teacher Source - With RealAudio Archive of David Thronburg articles on Teaching with Technology.
- Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) - Johns Hopkins University. There is an Archives. Speakers include Richard Boucher (September 14, 2006), Brian Jenkins (September 11, 2006), Jack Reed (July 31, 2006), William Kristol and Bernard-Henri Lévy (January 24, 2006),
- Peter Nero Sound Library - 30-60 second "sound clips from the large repetoire of Peter Nero. Please note that these files have been recorded at 44khz, low pass filtered, re-sampled at 5.6 khz, and saved in 8 bit .au format for easy listening."
- Phonothèque québécoise - Musée du son - Has Extraits sonores / Sound Clips.
- Le Piano Graphique - Play jazz on your computer keyboard. (Available in English or French.)
- Piano 300: Celebrating Three Centuries of People and Pianos - With MP3 and WAV sound files.
- Pitchfork Media - With forkcasts.
- Podcast Alley
- podcasts.culture.ca - Hear
Damn This Feeling from
Hayden's 2008 album In Field & Town, on Midnight Poutine, November 5, 2008, with playlist.
- Podiobooks - "671 episodes available for download in 42 titles."
- Poem Present: Readings and Lectures - Video archive of readings by Michael Fried, Calvin Bedient, Pierre Joris, Mary Jo Bank, Joanna Klink, Forrest Gander, Jim Powell, Ralph Johnson, Allen Grossman, Tom Pickard, Susan Stewart, Robert Hass, Mark Doty, Robert Creeley, Lisa Jarnot, Alice Notley, William Fuller and Mark Strand at the University of Chicago.
- Poems That Go - Edited by Megan Sapnar & Ingrid Ankerson.
- Poésie française - Includes
48 RealAudio poems by Verlaine, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Ronsard, Hugo and others.
- Poetry and Music of the War Between the States - Kathie Fraser
- Poetry Archive - Browse poems by poet, title, theme and form. Includes a Children's Poetry Archive.
- The Poet's Voice: A Digital Poetry Collection - Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University. From a "group of 3,300 reels of tape a select number of recordings have been digitized and made accessible to the Harvard community and, when copyright restrictions permit, the general public." Readers include:
Charles Olson (1962),
Adrienne Rich 1951,
Robert Lowell 1946,
Allen Tate 1971,
- Prairie Home Companion - Provides live netcasts and archived performances.
- Princeton University WebMedia: Lectures - Recent speakers have included Frank O. Gehry, Lynne Cheney, Arun Gandhi, Paul Ehrlich, Bill T. Jones, Maurice Sendak, Russell Baker and Ralph Nader. See also Public Lecture Series. See also Public Lectures at Princeton.
- Project Gutenberg - Michael Hart's huge undertaking to digitize public domain texts has a categores for Audio Book, human-read and Audio Book, computer-generated.
- Pseudo 5.0 - Multiple live channels of streaming audio and video.
- Public Radio Exchange - Nonprofit online clearinghouse and community site for audio content.
- Pulse of the Planet - National Geographic
- QRadio - Quincy Jones showcase a range of talent from South Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. Offers tastings and explanations of world music, from jazz and hip-hop, african choral music, reggae and ska.
- Radio Beethoven - Classical station broadcasting from Santiago, Chile
- Radio Canada - Offers News in video format.
- Radio Canada International - Multilingual
- Radio Days: A Soundbite History
- Radio Expedition Archives - Co-production of NPR and the National Geographic Society
- Radio for Peace International
- Radio France
- France Culture
- Ecoute a la carte
- Toutes les réalisations Multimedia
- Tous les Podcasts
- Le Reportage Multimedia
- Le Coin de Poètes (Poet's Corner)
- Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty - With a 24-Hour LIVE Broadcast Studio
- Radio-Locator - (Formerly known as the MIT List of Radio Stations on the Internet.) Locate radio stations by state. Provides link to station's web site and indicates if it broadcasts its audio on the Internet.
- Radio Nation
- Radio Netherlands - Has some stories in English.
- Radio Scout - Search for public radio broadcast information to find what's been on the air and what's coming up.
- Radio Smithsonian Productions - Programs include Jazz Singers, Memphis: Cradle of Rock 'n' Soul, River of Song, Remembering Slavery, Black Radio and Jazz Smithsonian.
- Radio Tales
- Radio Telefís Éireann Online (RTE) - Irish national broadcasting organisation provides streaming audio news and music, some in Gaelic. Provides an Audio Downloads Page.
- RadioDigest - Radio news from over 40 cities. The Directory box has a Wireless Weblink section which provides links to stations with web pages.
- Radio-Locator - "links to over 10,000 radio station web pages and over 2500 audio streams from radio stations in the U.S. and around the world."
- RadioSpace - News, features, interviews, PSAs. (North American Network)
- radiotakover - Indie-music network.
- Radio Vaticana - "La voca del Papa." Official radio station of the Vatican. On demand news of the Vatican in many languages.
- RadioWallStreet - Broadcasts senior executive interviews, analysts roundtable discussions, seminars and other events of interest to the investment community.
- RAIN: Radio And Internet Newsletter - Published by Kurt Hanson, the site offers daily news and commentary on the key issues involving radio and the Internet.
- Random House Audiobooks
- ReadSpeaker - "Automatic speech enabling of web content." This AudioNews service is currently offered by the International Herald Tribune. Look for the choice "Listen to Article" in the list that include email and print-friendly options. See, for example, Global warming called 'unequivocal' by Elisabeth Rosenthal and Andrew C. Revkin, February 2, 2007. See Keep up to date with police talking website by Charlotte Bradshaw, Lancashire Telegraph, January 26, 2007.
The technology is also used by the Ville de Luxembourg (in French),
- Real Networks - Offers free RealPlayer download and the RealGuide, a directory of streaming media programming.
- Recording Institute Of Detroit Audio Recording Terms Glossary - Glossary and audio dictionary. Comparable resources include Rane Professional Audio Reference and Yuri Rasovsky's An Audio Dramatist's Lexicon.
- Ravinia Festival - Highland Park, Illinois. There is a Listening Room with some of classical music's "greatest hits" (including Giovanni Gabrieli's Canzon per sonare, No. 2).
- Recoreded Books
- Red Hot Jazz Archive - With music from King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band , Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven and Jelly Roll Morton.
- Red Herring Video Center - Searchable video of panels, workshops, and debates from Red Herring events.
- Reith Lectures - BBC lectures have transcripts, MP3 downloads and audio replay.
- Chinese Vistas - 2008 theme
- Bursting at the Seams - 2007 theme
- In the Beginning Was Sound - 2006 theme
- The Triumph of Technology - 2005 theme
- Climate of Fear - 2004 theme
- Reprise Records - With an Audio/Visuals page offering a selection of full-length songs in RealAudio (including Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now). There's also a selection of AV Streams in RealAudio, RealVideo and Qucktime.
- Réseau Académique Parisien - Videothèque - Vidéo à la demande.
- Research Channel - Over 3,000 titles available online. "Consortium of research universities and corporate research divisions dedicated to broadening the access to and appreciation of our individual and collective activities, ideas, and opportunities in basic and applied research.One of the major goals of ResearchChannel is to use program content creation and manipulation processes as testing medium for analog and digital broadcast and on-demand multimedia offerings, thus providing an unusual opportunity to experiment with new methods of distribution and interaction on a global basis."
- Rivendell International Communications - Provides links to RealAudio Language Stations.
- ResearchChannel Video Library
- Rice University Live Webcasts & Archives
- Robert Graves Electronic Archives - Developed by Philip Hunter, this site offers more than forty minutes of Robert Graves Reading his poetry and prose, in three audio formats.
- Rohatyn Center for International Affairs Video Archives - Middlebury College. Lectures include:
- "Fellini Betrayed: The English and Italian Soundtracks of La strada" by Thomas Van Order, March 16, 2007.
- "The New Dream: Updating MLK's Vision" by Van Jones, February 27, 2007.
- "Private Military Contractors and the Challenge of Regulating New Wars" by Kateri Carmola, September 15, 2006.
- Roland Collection of Videos & Films on Art - "Work of 230 film makers from 25 different countries and consists of more than 640 films and videos on art available worldwide." Their Writers Talk: Ideas of our Time provides 106 streaming video clips of authors discussing their work.
- RootsWorld - 'Electronic sharezine' of world roots and folk has Artist Interviews, reviews and audio files, some available to subscribers only.
- Rosewood Reborn - One hour RealAudio radio documentary, narrated by James Earl Jones and produced by RealityWorks, recounts the Rosewood massacre of 1923, and the $2-million dollar survivor settlement of 1994.