Google video will be shut down on April 29, 2011.

I’ve seen some good educational videos there about libertarianism and free market economics, so there might be some content there that you want to download before they shut down the service. If you do and if they are relevant to what’s discussed on this forum, please share.

I’d download Friedman’s Free to Choose series. It’s available there. Good material to introduce someone to the ideas of free market economics.

http://www.google.com/search?q=free+to+choose&hl=en&tbm=vid&source=lnt&tbs=srcf:H4sIAAAAAAAAAKvMLy0pTUrVS87PVdNOz89Pz4GwyzJzU_1PBrJTEzJzK3PySzPw8ML-kNCW_1FMzKTS1JTE5Mg2gAAKztJZ1JAAAA&sa=X&ei=QwuuTZ6pNvOC0QGCitG9Cw&ved=0CCEQpwUoAg

Here’s Google’s press release about it:

http://video.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1233300&hl=en

Thanks for the heads up. Now, I gotta go on a downloading binge on Google Videos. :x

I don’t see where you download them. Maybe people should post videos that they think are really informative so that we can have a good list before they shut it down.

Use some software like JDownloader.

Yeah, but the press release says that there will be a download function. Or does that just apply to the user who uploaded the video?

Edit: Also, Free to choose appears to be available on youtube too, so there’s really no rush there.

Wish you would have just bumped the thread I made about this two days ago.