Back in the early 1980s, PC Magazine was a welcome arrival at one’s snailmail box. It carried voices of authority on that new animal, the Personal Computer. The voices were knowledgeable without pontificating, expert-like, but never condescending. PCM’s authority came from people like Bill Machrone , the magazine’s mythological editor cum publisher, John C. Dvorak, [...]
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Collateral damage on the road to digeracy
Posted: by Rudy Nadler-Nir in Anthrodigital, Archetypes, NarrativesTags: Bill Machrone, John C. Dvorak, Kindle, Michael J. Miller, PC Magazine, PCM, PCMag Digital Network, Personal Computer, telephone-directory industry, WAN, World Association of Newspapers, WSJ, Yellow-Pages
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