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History on the Internet | Chris Gratien



139. End of Year 2013

In our final episode of our biggest year yet, we explain the importance of independent, open-access internet projects and answer the questions of CUNY-City College students about the podcast.





Chris Gratien is a doctoral candidate at Georgetown University studying the social and environmental history of the Ottoman Empire and modern Middle East (see academia.edu)
 


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Location: Şişli/Istanbul Province, Turkey

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adrian said…
Thank you Chris for the invaluable advice! I've started my own podcast as well (https://www.facebook.com/chinahipster) and this talk about the internet got me thinking about copyright. I haven't gotten totally ad-free yet but that should be the goal. I am a big fan of the Ottoman History Podcast and it motivates me every day to become a better academic.
23/3/14 04:50

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