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05 January '07 - 11:20

Documentary about Apple and the Ipod

Although I am not much of an Apple Lover (they are just not compatible with me) I do acknowledge which role they have played and what has happened throughout the last years because of this the company - and of course the Ipod.

On Google Video there is an over 40 min long Discovery channel documentary about it and although I am only half way through you should take a look too.

[And i have said this before: Where is my "pay 20-50 cents to the make of this documentary" button on those videosites (of which the person please also gets the money?

I would pay a small amount for a good documentary, recognizing how much effort has went into that for the benefit of being able to watch it. Yes, there is a channel over here which does run Discovery channel - satellite which I will not install or buy in hardware, nor watch on a TV screen and even if , it would be a dubbed version anyhow. I do have DSL and I have a computer, that is more than is needed. ]

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About Nicole Simon I love working with people and help them get successful, especially through the use of social software. Though I have been on the net for over a decade and have consulted SMB for years, I also understand the corporate side, as I have worked in a major corporation for 15 years.

If you need a name for what I do, I usually call myself a European New Media Specialist with a special interest in (micro) blogging, podcasting and second life. I also love to 'testdrive' products / concepts which is best described as Technology Implementation Analyst. Recently I have finished the German Twitter book and will specialize a bit in 2009 on this topic as well as building more bridges between communities.

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Useful Sounds is my personal podcast, and I also have a German blog. Living in Lübeck, Germany, a European point of view comes with everything.



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