Oyez Project Releases Supreme Court Oral Arguments in MP3 Format

Wired has an article from July 15 that spotlights the innovative work of the Oyez Project. See their June 17 announcement, The Oyez Project Releases Inaugural Set of Supreme Court MP3 Files.

  • From the Wired article: “The Supreme Court has recorded nearly all of its oral arguments since 1955, and Jerry Goldman, professor of political science at Northwestern University, who runs the Oyez project, hopes to archive all of them. So far, the Oyez project has converted 2,000 hours of oral arguments into digital form. A complete catalog will cover 4,000 more hours, he estimates.”
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