Open Culture in the Media

Recent mentions of Open Culture in the media:

07/08 – Haaretz - article

06/08 – The Chronicle of Higher Educationblog post

05/08 – MSN SympaticoArticle

01/08 – The Chronicle of Higher Educationarticle

12/17 The Chronicle of Higher Education – Wired Campusarticle

11/07 Guest on FORA.tvhere

10/23/07 Boing Boing - blog post

10/2007 Smart Money: The Wall Street Journal Magazine (Print edition. Page 132)

08/08/07 El Pais – article

6/05/07 The Chronicle of Higher Education – podcast

5/16/07 Lifehacker – article

5/01/07 Engadget Spain – article

3/21/07 PBS’s MediaShift – article

3/13/07 Future Tense (American Public Media) – blog + interview

2/09/07 Future Tense (American Public Media) – blog

2/08/07 Houston Chronicle – article

1/07 About.com Web Search – “Best of” Gallery

“One of the best places on the Web to find educational media.” “Open Culture

is one of the best sites I’ve come across lately for a wide variety of

not only university podcasts, but anything related to culture and

educational media.”

1/20/07 Lifehacker.com blog

1/11/07 Future Tense (American Public Media) – interview + blog

1/04/07 Christian Science Monitor – article

12/07/06 Der Spiegel’s Ehrensenf – article

12/08/06 TUAW.COM – blog

“Open Culture, the website which recently brought TUAW readers a dose of podcast culture, reports on a series of 22 podcasts available from the New York Times. … I’m quickly becoming a big ‘open culture’ fan, as they keep digging up these great podcast media finds.”

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    Open Culture editor Dan Colman scours the web for the best cultural and educational media. He finds the books you want, the classes you need, and plenty of enlightenment in between.