In the last few weeks, we have been actively collating, and received many suggestions from our friends, on webcasts that shed light on P2P topics, the open access/source movement, and on cooperation generally.

Here’s a selection of recommended webcasts from various sources, collated in our P2P Webcast Directory:

• Anne Margulies on Open Courseware
• Bernardo Huberman on Prediction Markets
• Bill Thompson on Citizen Journalism
• Dan Gillmor on Grassroots Journalism
• David Isenberg on Who Will Run the Internet
• David Weinberger on Tagging and Folksonomies
• Herman Daly on the Commonwealth of Nature
• Howard Rheingold on the history and future of cooperation
• Jimmy Wales on Cooperation in Wikipedia
• Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia’s Governance
• John Lebkowsky on Extreme Democracy
• MIT’s Kwan Lee on the Future of Viral Radios
• Mark Cooper on Public Airwaves as a Common Asset
• Pat Kane on the Play Ethic
• Paul Hartzog on the Governance of the Commons
• Peter Corning on Darwinism and Cooperation
• Peter Kollock on Social Dilemmas in the Commons
• Rene Girard on Mimetic Desire
• Richard Semler on Participatory Management
• Ross Mayfield on Networked Democracy

• Seth Godin on All Marketeers are Liars
• Stephen Coleman on E-enabled Co-governance
• Steven Webber on the Success of Open Source
• Takis Fotopoulos on Inclusive Democracy
• Ted Nelson on the Politics of Internet Software
• Thomas Malone on Decentralizing Corporations
• Tim Berners-Lee on the Future of the Web
• Tom Munnecke on Uplift Communities