The Camaro Was Introduced On The World’s First Large-Scale Teleconference
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GM fans and enthusiasts are very well-acquainted with the Chevrolet Camaro, but not many will likely be able to recall how the car was originally introduced – so here’s a quick trip down history alley to go over that feat.
In June of 1966, Chevrolet announced the Camaro to the media and journalists on a telephone call that went down in history as the world’s first large-scale teleconference. Over 100 technicians in 14 hotel conference rooms throughout the United States were contracted to make the event happen.
The size of the teleconference was unheard-of at the time, as the multi-party calls of the day were much smaller, only capable of hosting a couple dozen inbound callers. Therefore, the introduction of a legendary automotive product was made during an equally-epic technology feat. The rest, as they say, is history,
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Now they just announce it on a news channel with fewer viewers than the local tourist destination channel
News? There is no “news” anymore. The MSM is all Fake News now and hence why most arent watching anymore except the sheep.
Back when GM was a huge monster of a company