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Subject: Re: Apple II seen on PBS
From: robbie@tomservo.mindspring.com (Robbie Honerkamp)
Date: 1996/06/21
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Kevin M. Carr (carrk@pilotc.msu.edu) wrote:
: 
:    The host name is (I think his first name is Andrew) Cringley (sp?).  He
: described himself as a 'gossip' columnist for a computer mag.  I don't
: know if that means he has much technical knowledge.  The show was actually
: based on his book "Accidental Empires" which chronicles the founding of
: the PC (generic term, not IBM) industry by these 'nerds'.  I haven't seen
: the book but I think I'll put it on my summer reading list.

Is this the same Cringley that has the column on the back of PC Week with
Spencer Katt?

Robbie

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