The late Steve Jobs, renowned executive of Apple Computers, was not only an innovator designer, and innovator, but also a philanthropist, and a person who knew how to get rich quick. He was also a compulsive hoarder, and perhaps that is why his personal belongings were so amazing, with so much knowledge and wisdom inside. Among his prized possessions were three Apple Computers – the earliest model of the iPod, and the first model of the iPhone, which he introduced to the public in the form of a mobile phone. All three of these are considered milestone products in their own right. And now, they can be viewed along with other famous Apple Computer merchandise in the award-winning film, “Cocktail” by Jobs biographer, Walter Isaac and the late Steve Jobs’s former assistant, Lisa Olson.
The Buffett Archive consists of over one hundred videos and hundreds of short-form videos, as well as a series of books and other publications dealing with Mr. Buffett’s various enterprises, as well as an annual shareholder meetings and other special events. All of this, according to the official website, is richly presented by an acting host and by a wide array of experts. The official website is broken down into categories, with the chronological order of the companies listed at the top. There is even a glossary of commonly used terms. The video clips are presented chronologically, starting from the most recent. The full list of video clips and short-form articles is also available on the site, along with interviews with key executives.
Additionally, the official website provides a number of resources related to the interviewees. These include transcripts of the official audio portion, as well as a glossary of commonly used terms, as well as a directory listing the various shareholder meetings and events. It would appear from this that the founder and owner of the company are quite knowledgeable on the matter. Many of the short-form and video clips on the Buffett Archive website are transcribed for easier reading.