Mises has tons of materials offered for free online. It’s bloody fantastic. I could kiss you. BUT
downloading it is not very “user friendly”. I like having my computer play Mises Lectures all day, but going to each article or book or lecture and downloading them individually is a pain to be honest.
Could it be possible to put all the media and the like into a few zip files we can download all at once? Maybe use torrents? Honestly, I never use torrents, but this seems like a good reason to try it out.
I’m not particularly fond of the media section layout. It’s not very intuitive to browse through, and silverlight makes me sad face.
I would like to see more media up on YouTube. I use that constantly, because it is easy to embed YouTube on forums and blogs, making it fantastic for sharing LvMI productions with the world.
I don’t use iTunes, but I imagine the LvMI presence there is awesome as well.
“I don’t use iTunes, but I imagine the LvMI presence there is awesome as well.”
Pretty frustrating though.. I eventually found - after a long search and wait - the recent Supporters Summit audio… that had Rogers and other guys talks…
They are in recent uploads… Rogers, Higgs - Government’s Response to the Crisis: A Fantastic Success, for Government, etc.
And the rest of them on Oct 9. But still no easy download on Itunes, or at least in its own folder.. under “Supporters Summits” !
I got a sad face when the “Recent Uploads” section was change so that only a few media files showed, instead having a complete chronology of a media files.
Idea: Someone host all the media files a on separate server (or YouTube) and create a better user interface on new website.