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Check out this thread: probably one of the best ever to be in /t/

Basically just downloads to audio books

>>>/t/502964

>> No.2765183

Good link, but one thing:
>This user uploads weekly audio books of The Economist magazine. Quite simply the easiest and best way to keep abreast and in depth in world affairs
The Economist is terrible.

>> No.2765186

>>2765183
Yes, that is just ONE of the users posts.

Keep scrolling and I guarantee you'll end up having your uTorrent downloading something.

Thanks for posting, btw.

>> No.2765195

>>2765186
My collection of /lit/ crap is already comprehensive enough, but there are some good bits for anyone new.

>> No.2765206

>>2765195
care to... somehow share? I'd be delighted to download what you have.

My collection is niche-small -- if any

>> No.2765260

>>2765206
I am unable. Apart from a couple of old Art documentaries, though, it should all still be available through public trackers. I'd recommend getting the TTC lectures that are labelled alphabetically, that's appraoching 1TB on its own and they're mostly good.

>> No.2765278

>>2765183
ya I prefer more interesting free news sources like The Onion

>beggars
>choosers

>> No.2765289

>>2765260
TTC lectures? Can you link me to this site?

>> No.2765297

>>2765278
There's the Today Programme and The World Today from the BBC which are free.

It's also quite straight forward to find FT Europe and NYT online.

>> No.2765316

>>2765289
Google ttc lecture a-b