Where did all the Records go? (Video)
Good Information Age videos are just fun every now and then. I have picked this video to share with you today. It is called “How Vinyl Records Are Made” and it is the second part of one that I featured three days ago. I hope that you enjoy the conclusion.
This video comes from RCA Records and is provided on Youtube by forwardbound and it just plain fun. It comes in two parts with the first part here. I am always amazed at how fast technology becomes irrelevant, but this is an awesome example of the complete trade that had developed to maximize one communication medium that is nearly totally gone due to advances in information processing and storage technology. Enjoy.
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I hope that it gives you a touch of nostalgia and pause to consider the media formats and hardware that you or your organization are investing in.
What did you think of the video? Do you know of any other similar movies or clips? Please share.
That is my Information Technology Thought of the Day (ITTOD) for January 16, 2010.
media credit: forwardbound
image credit: eHow
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