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MULTIMEDIA
The Hoover Institution boasts state-of-the-art multimedia and videoconferencing facilities that connect Hoover scholars to policy makers, academics, elected officials, diplomats, and students in other parts of the world.
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With advances in technology-driven multimedia, the Hoover Institution produces and distributes interviews, discussions, and conferences to a worldwide audience. Web users can get access to Hoover events, shows, podcasts and blogs.
Events
Streaming media of Hoover events.
April 14, 2008
The Second Stage: Building Democracy in a Posttotalitarian World. A panel featuring David Waksberg, Richard Perle, John B. Dunlop, and Vladimir Bukovsky was part of a conference hosted by the Hoover Institution entitled “The Soviet Dissident Movement and American Foreign Policy during the 1980s.” (1:29:07)
Uncommon KnowledgeTM
Hoover's public affairs video program with a decidedly "outside the beltway" perspective.
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May 05, 2008
Tom Wolfe begins by discussing the written word, in its popular forms. The master novelist and journalist says the novel is dying a horrible death, although non-fiction work will continue and the memoir will never die. He then talks about the subject of his latest novel (still in progress): immigration.
Podcasts:
EconTalk - hosted by Russ Roberts
Directors' Forum Audio
Hoover's web-based audio series features lively exchanges on public policy.
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