Santa Clara Valley Historical Association has made a video of Steve Jobs. The video tells about his life and his thoughts on Apple's secret of success will be sold only 9.99 U.S. dollars through a system of pay-per-view online.
According to The Next Web, this video is the result of Walter Cronkite interview with Steve Jobs in 1994. This video was originally a part of the documentary film "Silicon Valley: A 100 Year Renaissance". But by the association, the video was cut and made its own recordings with a duration of about 30 minutes.
In the documentary, other than Steve Jobs appear also other figures such as Apple founder Steve Wozniak, Atari founder Nolan Bushnell, founder of Sun Microsystems Scott McNealy, Oracle founder Larry Ellison and a number of other founders who came from Silicon Valley that Apple's staff and its influence in the world.
The video footage can be viewed on the site SteveJObsSecretsOfLife.org. Proceeds from sales of the video will be disbursed to the association to fund those projects that examine the "phenomenon of Silicon Valley".
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