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Discovery Channel looking for your iPod photos, video footage
If you have photos and/or footage of you and your iPod in action, and want to get them on TV, here’s your chance. The first episode of a new Discovery Channel series (The Evolution of Portable Music Players) will be tracing the evolution of the iPod from phonographs to radios, boom boxes, Discmen, and modern digital music players. The producers of this show are looking for your high-resolution photos or video footage (beta, Quicktime, or mini dv) for possible inclusion in this episode.
If you have something handy, drop an email to [email protected] - who knows, maybe your favorite shot of you and your iPod will show up on cable TV worldwide.
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kool i haven’t seen that tv show yet
Posted by ipoder555 on February 18, 2006 at 5:11 PM (CST)
2
I’m guessing that no one has seen it if they’re asking for footage to include in it right now.
Posted by Viney on February 19, 2006 at 3:25 AM (CST)
3
They have not even started filming the first episode of this show if they have just begun asking for footage.
Posted by LukeA on February 19, 2006 at 10:35 AM (CST)
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I have to wonder what kind of show would make good use of still photos of iPods. Just seems a little weird. I can’t imagine them using more than 3 or 4 through the whole show/episode.
Posted by Werewolf on February 19, 2006 at 6:19 PM (CST)