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Apple offers 2004 Presidential debate at iTMS
updated 01:15 am EDT, Mon October 4, 2004
2004 debate at iTMS
Apple is offering the first 2004 Presidential debate via the in some of the post-debate polling: "one hundred students at Franklin & Marshall College, in Lancaster, Pa., participate in an online post-presidential-debate poll, immediately after a live telecast on the campus."
Cool!
10/04, 02:01am reply
Now I can relive the a**-whoopin' that Bush took!
bigpoppa206
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Joined: Jun 2003
It's still not 'free'.
10/04, 03:30am reply
You STILL need an activated account in one of the 4 countries where you can buy tunes. All other people around the globe is cut-off!
Marook
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Joined: May 1999
I wonder...
10/04, 06:21am reply
If Bush hadn't gotten completely demolished, would the traditionally left leaning Apple still have posted this? I'd like to think so but since I'm also a lefty I don't care that much.
Okonomiyaki
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Joined: Apr 2003
Re: I wonder...
10/04, 07:31am reply
Apple posted speeches from both the Democrat and Republican conventions.
I don't think Apple could be accused of partisanship, regardless of the political leanings of Apple employees.
This kind of thing is a great service Apple and iTunes provides!
JeffHarris
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Joined: Oct 1999
Too bad
10/04, 09:31am reply
That they can't display the split screen video of the event on your iPod. Half the fun and impact of the debate is watching Bush's face react to John Kerry's comments.
rtamesis
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Joined: Jan 2000
Alright!
10/04, 10:48am reply
Now I'll have something to listen to when that ol' insomnia kicks in.
testudo
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