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YouTube for Documents

By Geoff Sharp

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Every once and a while the Net throws up a gold nugget like .docstoc - on the surface it's a pretty cool free professional document sharing site - the usual stuff -legal/business/financial etc.

You upload and you download. Or use .docstoc to store your documents online and access them from anywhere - choose to keep them private or allow anyone to download them.

But best of all?

Look at this - its a 60 page research piece fresh out today by Masters student Kay Hewitt called Critical Mediation Issues in New Zealand Literature and Practice and instead of giving you a link to it I'm able to put the whole thing here.

Brilliant! No more links - you can read it right now by scrolling through the document. Just go to >>/view full screen to enlarge.


Critical mediation issues in New Zealand - Get more free documents


[click on the title of this post to read more...]

Full post as published by mediator blah...blah... on February 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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