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A Convenient Truth: Gore Pimps Apple's Keynote

First Al Gore joins Apple’s board of directors, and now he’s their highest-profile endorser. According to a Web site feature the company recently posted, the former vice-president would not be able to tell people about global warming without the company’s Keynote software. The page details how Keynote drove the presentation at the heart of Gore’s […]
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First Al Gore joins Apple's board of directors, and now he's their highest-profile endorser.

According to a Web site feature the company recently posted, the former vice-president would not be able to tell people about global warming without the company's Keynote software. The page details how Keynote drove the presentation at the heart of Gore's global warming movie An Inconvenient Truth.

“I’m guessing it’s the first time that a feature film or documentary has ever been made with Keynote as its basis,” says Lesley Chilcott, coproducer of the Sundance Film Festival hit “An Inconvenient Truth.”

Judging from the photos above (I haven't had the chance to see the film), any time Gore isn't talking about Global Warming, he's staring at a Mac and using Keynote.

I wonder if Dick Cheney's working on a PowerPoint movie once he gets out of office?

(Via TUAW.)