iPod, every mention

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▶ 1:13:25 Guy Raz My industry, right, podcasting, has changed so much since it began, you know, back in the day where you had to plug an iPod into your computer and download some weird, wonky thing.

▶ 13:05 Matt Meeker So, what we did, it was the exact moment where the iPod came out, and we sent notes to all of them, and we said, hey, Matt's gonna come up and pick up your paperwork and your check and 3 times in the scene

▶ 36:22 Bayard Winthrop In medical devices and working on the early Apple iPod. 2 times in the scene

▶ 35:51 Guy Raz When nobody was listening, I mean, who knew even knew how to connect your iPod to the computer to download this stuff? 2 times in the scene

▶ 15:09 Larry Liu So I started to sell a lot of electronics, for example, digital cameras, even iPods, uh, Nintendo Wii.

▶ 16:18 John MacFarlane It was, it took a lot of incremental change, like the iPod and the iPhone, to get people to, you know, um, start having that expectation. 2 times in the scene
▶ 28:05 Guy Raz Their iPod or whatever, right?
▶ 32:11 John MacFarlane I mean, uniformly, they were music lovers, and they wanted music around their home, so most of them had already digitized some amount of music for their iPod or whatever, and keep in mind, this is 2005 now, so the iPod had been out for two… 2 times in the scene

▶ 34:00 Guy Raz It's like, it's like when U two released that record on every iPod, right?

▶ 36:22 Guy Raz And there are these things called podcasts, which is, you know, when you had to plug your iPod into your computer and it would download your iPod. 2 times in the scene

▶ 51:22 Guy Raz And of course, that happened with the iPod, which we'll get to in a moment. 6 times in the scene
▶ 56:28 Don Katz You know, so we were able to target market to the people buying these newfangled, um, you know, players, and we were basically, you know, compatible with all of them, and once we started giving away minis instead of, you know, our own…

▶ 38:57 Guy Raz Like, I can't remember his name, but one of the engineers at Apple who tried to put internet connectivity in the iPod, and that was the kind of early beginnings of what would become the iPhone.

▶ 38:01 Guy Raz But the real breakthrough happened when Casey realized he had an important story to tell about, of all things, his iPod. 7 times in the scene

▶ 29:45 Guy Raz But why would somebody, I'm just curious, what was the argument you would make at trade shows or to people when they say, well, why do I need a case for my iPod? 2 times in the scene

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