I have never hesitated on acquistioning any Great Courses for a moment. They
circulate heavily, are heartily appreciated and are a worthwhile and
valuable investment. Some of the best money spent, I say that from experience.
Don't overthink this one. To let you know, I am coming from a public
I would steer faculty away from Netflix for a couple of reasons:
1) I'd hate for faculty to design courses around Netflix availability, rather
than teaching with the films that best cover the course material.
2) More importantly, Netflix streaming availability is based on contracts with
the
UConn uses Swank for purchase of most of our feature film streaming
rights. They are very good to deal with. Streams are pricier than most
documentaries but sometimes you can get a break as a member of a
consortium and/or volume discounts. It is worth looking in to.
Jo Ann
Jo Ann Reynolds
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On October 31st, 2011 the UN will announce the 7 billionth person born
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Primary Research Group has published Library Use of Video Audio, ISBN
157440-181-5. The report looks closely at how academic,public and special
libraries are acquiring and using their video and audiocollections. It includes
data on price discounts received from vendors ofaudio/video
Hi -
Anyone know where I can purchase the following Chinese films:
A Sigh (2000)
Cell Phone (2003)
Or a tv program called This is Beijing. Hutongs, courtyard, folk life
Thanks for any help,
Rhonda
Rhonda Rosen| Head, Media Access Services
William H. Hannon Library | Loyola Marymount
Dear Rhonda,
You may be interested in The Lost City: Beijing which explores the
disappearing neigborhoods, especially hutongs.
Best,
Linda
Filmakers Library
On Sep 14, 2011, at 2:34 PM, Rosen, Rhonda J. wrote:
Hi –
Anyone know where I can purchase the following Chinese films:
A Sigh
Yes asia has copies of items that are sort of what you are looking for
http://www.yesasia.com/us/hutongs-courtyard-folk-life-dvd-english-subtitled-china-version/1011391115-0-0-0-en/info.html
--listed as Hutongs, courtyard family life. 4 dvds, PAL all region.
I've recently used cnemay.com to purchase a number of Chinese films on DVDs.
They do have a lot of titles, but their website is a pretty awkward to use,
particularly since there seemingly can be a number of different English title
translations of the films they carry. Just a fair warning that
Boy I read this too fast. I thought it said the DVD included a cell
phone and I was thinking what a weird promotion.
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 3:07 PM, Shoaf,Judith P jsh...@ufl.edu wrote:
Yes asia has copies of items that are sort of what you are looking for
Awesome, awesome group!
Thanks!
Rhonda
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Yes asia has copies of
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