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By Jean-Claude Bradley | March 28th 2007 08:33 AM | 4 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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About Jean-Claude Bradley

Jean-Claude Bradley is an Associate Professor of Chemistry and the E-Learning Coordinator for the College of Arts and Sciences at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA.

He teaches organic


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The NPR interview on Open Science I discussed two weeks ago has aired and is now available. I think it was very well balanced. The positive aspects of not losing failed experiments was weighed against the difficulties in publishing in some journals and of deriving profit.


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Hank's picture
It's kind of funny a publicly funded program dealing with a topic like open source science would use a restrictive audio format that doesn't allow us to put an embedded link here on our site, yes? :-)

jcbradley's picture
You mean because you can't download the mp3?

Hank's picture
It was RealMedia and the only download ( at the time ) was another loader - so it couldn't be hosted here. Should I try again?

We just like to have things ( pictures, movies, audio ) in one spot for the convenience of the reader and their need to control the content and use their interface given the who they are and the topic was ironic.

jcbradley's picture
I know that NPR has podcasts (which have to be downloadable) but I don't know if they have one for Marketplace. But yes, it is amusing to see some of these reviews of open source published through closed vehicles.

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