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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (16750)	5/8/2005 7:44:20 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20773

Yes, I had figured out "Booknotes" as well as its offspring, "After Words" (plus "InDepth", that 3 hour thing is really a goody) What is best, C-SPAN is now re-archiving what they did not archive earlier. booknotes.org Although C-SPAN's weekly non-fiction author interview show Booknotes ended its fifteen-year run in early December, Booknotes.org will go on to make available on its website all of the programs in the 800-show series. During the coming weeks, we will be redesigning this website to make it more user friendly as an archive and research tool for teachers, students, researchers, writers and non-fiction book enthusiasts in general. In the meantime, all the current functionality of the website will remain. === That is, those basics aside, I was thinking of BookTV booktv.org Is there any basic rule on: - their total weekend output booktv.org:/schedule/ - what they mention in the "left box", "This Weekend" booktv.org - and what they archive to right of that, "Last Weekend". Btw, there is software to do ones own archiving, but it tends to be somewhat difficult to figure out what it did archive during the whole weekend (additionally it crashes fairly often) metaproducts.com Offline Explorer Pro.