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Uncle Mike: Munge Brother Pioneers
By Nick Hodge | March 3, 2007
I had completely forgotten about the Munge History of video production.
In the early 1990s, when Adobe Premiere was a new thing, and Quicktime overshadowed anything Microsoft had until at least 1995 — we created this video.
Starring Uncle Mike, Uncle Paul, Uncle Peter (Peter Harris) and myself — the DOSBOX (original Munge Car) and Mike’s passion for windsurfing intersected my passion for the Newton PDA. We created this little advertisment as an advertisement for Random Access Consulting; or the Munge Brothers.
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