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Video Chapter Links

These sources of video media suitable for illustrating the concepts and ideas in Contemporary Strategy Analysis have been assembled primarily by Dr. Ian Pownall of Hull University Business School with additional input from Rob Grant.
They include items from the following sources:

• Homepage: http://www.e-clips.cornell.edu/homepage.do
  Access free for educators – available clips are both downloadable as video files and can be viewed embedded on screen (only viewable on screen if you are not a member).These clips are between 2-6 minutes.
  
  
• Homepage: http://mitworld.mit.edu
  MIT World is a free, open access web site that offers over 600 videos.
  
  
• Home page: http://www.ted.com
  Access free to all – can be viewed as embedded, or downloaded as specific files. These clips are typically 15-20 minutes.
  
  
• Home page: http://www.blinkx.com
  Access free – but streaming video collection only. World’s largest online collection of videos (varying content from news services globally and other online service providers). These clips are very varying in length (from a few minutes to over an hour).
  
  
• Home page: http://www.filmandsound.ac.uk/
  UK education service, accessible via ATHENS passwords only.
  
  
• Home page: http://www.fora.tv
  Recordings and access the TV (global) news broadcasts, conferences, think tanks etc. Free registration.
  
  
• Home page: http://euromonitor.libsyn.com/
  Euromonitor Audio pod broadcasts. Good content, but poor interface and few in number. Free access and downloadable. Podcasts circa 20mins.
  
  
• Home page: http://www.blip.tv
  Free shareware video clips (can be searched from blinkx.com). Just need to credit the original source. Clips circa 3-30 mins.
  
  
• Home page: http://video.forbes.com
  Forbes offers video commentaries on business news and interviews with leading business personalities.
  
  
• Home page: http://www.youtube.com
  Although geared to entertainment rather than to business, You Tube does offer a considerable amount of video material relating to companies, their products and senior executives, and to business issues.