Audio

• Mitch Kapor: Thirteen Ways to Look at the Wikipedia

• Jimmy Wales:  Wikipedia

• Yochai Benkler:  The Wealth of Networks: How Social Production Transforms Markets and Freedom

• A panel on the Future of Information

• Quentin Hardy:  A Tour of the Humanities in 2050, or, The Problem of Everything

• Chris Anderson: The Elephant in the Long Tail

• Don Norman:  Cautious Cars, Cranky Kitchens, Demanding Devices

• Vint Cerf on the Internet today and tomorrow  (Use IE).

• Lyndon Johnson

• Hiring criteria

• Today's programming skills

• Municipal wireless

• Dan Gilmore on the implications of the Internet for journalism.

• Sucess as a software entrepreneur

• Innovation at the edge of the network

• Collaboration -- same time, different places

• Software as a service:  SalesForce.com

• Doug Kaye, the value of free information

• Mitch Kapor and Jamie Wales on Wikis

• Doug Kaye, audio production how-to

• Julius Genachowski on the value of customer input

• Philip Evans on cooperation with suppliers

• NPR discussion of municipal networks.

• BBC on Chinese high tech

• BBC on Chinese contro over the Internet

• Student/professor discussion on podcasting as a class supplement at UCONN

• Bob Kahn interview

• Web surfing in China

• Wikipedia entries for members of Congress

• Interview of Yahoo CEO Terry Semel on sources of content

• San Francisco moves closer to free wi-fi from American public Radio

• The best blogging newspapers, from American Public Media.

• Mashing up Web sites to create something new, from American Public Media.

• Nextel's location-aware applications

• Discussion of US political applications

• Rodney Brooks on storage progress and robotics

• Mark Frydenberg's utilization of a wiki in teaching (0:2:24)

• MySQL CEO Martin Mickos estimates the economic value of open source software (3 min) 

•  MySQL CEO Martin Mikos describes their geographically distributed workforce (45 sec)

    

Video

• Is this the future of media?

• Hurricane Katrina dramatization

• Capture of Saddam Heusein

• Live African watering hole -- cool sounds

• Revver -- short videos with paid ads

• Swaminathan tele-center in Pondicherry

• BBC videos on developing nations

• Three Dead Trolls, comedy for geeks

• Tour of Google, Inc.(5.5 hours, streaming)

• RFID in supply chain

• The World is Flat, Tom Friedman

• Smart cargo monitoring in Quicktime

• Privacy Issues from ACLU

• MIT Video archive

• Honda, Advertisement showing an ornate Rube Goldberg setup made of auto parts.  Incredibly well done; a good metaphor for the project plan that includes no slack

• The perfect introduction to How the Internet Works for novice users (available in many languages) - Warriors of the Net

• Explanation of the ARPAnet and its applications by the inventors filmed in 1972

• Bill Moyers' PBS documentary The Net at Risk

• Larry Lessig on the withiring of the Net

• Larry Lessig on US copyright law 

• An ad-based grocery cart

• Optical bandwidth virtualization

• History of YouTube -- financial, growth and community

• Michael Wesch's Vision of Students Today

• Interactive Flash site on NSF and the Internet

• Clay Shirky How cellphones, Twitter, Facebook can make history

• Danny Cohen and others -- Digital Voice Conferenceing, a 1978 packet voice demonstration

Skills and how-tos

• Google Earth tutorials

• Excellent, short explanations of blogs, wikis, RSS, etc.

• Object terminology demonstration screencast 

• Event terminology demonstration screencast

Imagining the future (some of these are articles, not audio or video)

• EPIC 2014:  projecting Internet application trends

• Apple's Knowledge Navigator

• NTT DoCoMo Vision 2010

• Connected car videos

• The mother of all demos

• Is this the future of media?

• E. M. Forster, The Machine Stops (science fiction)

• Vannevar Bush, As We May Think (article)

• Two articles by J.C.R. Licklider(article)

• Futuristic Scenarios from Accenture

• Future Scenario mobile access for health care -- tries to be funny 

• Gordon Moore, Cramming more components onto integrated circuits (article)

• Arthur C. Clarke, Geosynchronous satellites (article)

• Automotive applications using Navteq maps

   

Podcasts and collections

• IT Conversations, IT conference presentations

• This Week in Technology, panel talking about the week's tech news

• Science Friday, NPR science interviews

• On The Media, NPR coverage of all media, including the Internet

• NerdTV, interviews -- "Charlie Rose for nerds"

• Stanford CS colloquium, presentations on business and technology

• Creative Cow, multimedia professionals -- news and interviews

• NPR Futuretense short tech news segments

• Security Now

• MIT Videos

• Software Pioneers: sd&m Conference 2001 (Niklaus Wirth, Fred Brooks, Alan Kay, Peter Chen, Edsger Dijkstra, Barry Boehm, Michael Fagan, and more

• Excellent, short explanations of blogs, wikis, RSS, etc.

• University lectures -- audio and video

• Public university online

• UC Berkeley School of Information speaker series

Recommended, but not focused on IT

• Lectures on a variety of topics at the Institute of Advanced Studies at Princeton