Be sure to kick around the Video page a bit. We’ve dug up some fantastic videos across a variety of market and technology related subjects.
Very, very cool stuff.
I am going to set up a way for readers to suggest videos…
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November 2nd, 2008 at 12:57 am
Videos are cool but lets not neglect audio-only content (Russ Roberts’s EconTalk for example), and maybe even point out instances where audio is available separate from video (Bill Moyers for example).
Audio is more portable, and more versatile in terms of situations it can be used.
November 2nd, 2008 at 9:08 am
Sorry to turn this thread into a comments on the newsite thread.
First your loosing my interest.
Primarily two things a> the type size and style of comments. I like the typeface (sans serif) and whatever size the old site was b> the perceived vastness of the site now. The feeling that I can’t keep up, so why bother. Its all the headings.
But on that last point – I discovered an FYI this morning. The <> under the banner – once your using that function, it takes you though each of the threads into / outof the Tabs (seemingly by BRs posted on date/time stamp). This sortof removes the vastness of the new site.
On that functional area <> It would be nice to repeat the area at the bottom to save a scroll up to move on to the next thread.