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July 31, 2004
| Election Speeches Available On iTunes

Note to iPod users: Apple has made key speeches from the convention, including Clinton, Kerry, others, available as audio books via iTunes. The downloads are free.



Posted by Alan at July 31, 2004 09:35 AM | TrackBack
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More like Looney Tunes.

Posted by: Jim [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 31, 2004 11:29 AM

Witty Jim, spend all night coming up with that one?

Posted by: Lakhim [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 31, 2004 12:38 PM

I bow to your “superior” wit.

Posted by: Jim [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 31, 2004 02:01 PM

What does an iPod have to do with anything?
The opening should be:
“Note to computer users…” or not. Everyone reading this is a computer user.

They’re audiobooks, they work on an iPod… but they’re in iTunes. So you can play them directly on any Mac or PC that wasn’t made in pre-history. Or you can burn them to CD. Or DAT. Or whatever.

The 911 Commission Executive Summary is also there.

Posted by: Alan Blue [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 31, 2004 04:32 PM

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