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The MIT World website contains more than 500 videos of significant public events, which took place at MIT, featuring speakers and guests from across the campus and around the world. One can be watch videotaped lectures, panels, and symposiums hosted by the different MIT schools, labs, centers, departments, and programs, dating back to 2001. Among the latest lectures available are "Stuck: Why It’s So Hard to Do New Things in Old Organizations" and a panel lecture about "Implementing Sustainability Strategies".
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