[Audio-video] GUADEC 2013 videos posted on a freedom-respecting resource?

[J.B. Nicholson-Owens]

I found the GUADEC 2013 videos at the following URL

http://www.superlectures.com/guadec2013/the-future-of-gnome-3

As far as I know these videos aren't posted anywhere else.

However this site requires that the user run JavaScript to get to the 
WebM-encoded copies of the videos. This is neither technically necessary 
and not good for more important software freedom reasons I doubt I'd 
have to go into here.

Could these WebM-encoded copies be hosted somewhere that doesn't require 
JavaScript at all? Perhaps a simple directory of such videos like Debian 
does for their Debconf meetings? Perhaps posting them to archive.org 
which will host the videos gratis and do so in a way that allows anyone 
to download or link directly to the videos?

If I'm asking the wrong group, please understand I wasn't sure where to 
post such about this issue; this mailing list concerns itself with 
audio/video issues and is a part of the GNU Project as is GNOME, the 
subject of GUADEC. I'd appreciate a pointer to where I should ask these 
questions instead.

Thanks.