Article Uploads
In January and February, I uploaded the following audio articles to the YouTube and the Jellycast feeds.
Tarantino Vs. The Hateful State by Nick Ford
Whatever’s Going On in Oregon, It’s Not Terrorism by Sheldon Richman
Aaron Swartz is Dead – But Not His Work by Kevin Carson
Why I am a Market Anarchist by H.B. Dillon Williams IV
Floating Through New York’s Underground Economy by James C. Wilson
End the Real War on Christmas: War by Nick Ford
The Untentability of Libertarian Transphobia by Meg Arnold and Alex McHugh
Limiting Conditions and Local Desires by Shawn P. Wilbur
Other Projects
Nick is nearly finished uploading Christopher King’s reading of Gary Chartier’s Conscience of an Anarchist. Here is the most recent upload.
I have begun recording Kevin Carson’s The Desktop Regulatory State and will upload the first chapter next week. My goal is to upload one chapter per week.
Analytics
Facebook: net +2 Likes
YouTube: 2266 views in February 2016, 2964 views in January 2016, 88,672 total
+29 net subscriptions in February 2016, +27 net subscriptions in January 2016, 1307 total Subscribers
Earnings Estimates: $3.04 in February 2016, $3.80 in January 2016, $44.33 Lifetime Earnings
Please Volunteer
A meaningful audio-visual media presence takes a lot of effort, and right now Feed 44 is falling short. We need more volunteers in order to ensure consistent improvements in the quality of our output and growth of our subscriber base. Bottom line, Feed44 needs readers, editors, social media coordinators and content creators!
Do you have a recording setup that you’ve been letting go to waste by not recording C4SS articles? Drop us a line and we can help you fix that.
Are you bursting with ideas for visual accompaniment to all your favorite C4SS articles? Message me and we can help you bring those ideas to life.
Do you want to take a more active role in sharing Feed 44 media and engaging with our adoring fans? Tell me what you want to do!
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