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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 16-Jun-2003 20:07:23
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 16-Jun-2003 20:22:05
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| A nice article of a great show. Especially Alan's informative speech is also well worth checking out. |
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 16-Jun-2003 20:42:48
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 16-Jun-2003 22:14:13
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| I think it's great that a non-amiga mag finds the time to come and attend a show and then do a 2 page article. And to top that, they agreed to have it translated and published.
I've sent out a couple of requests for articles (with very reasonable inquiries) but haven't gotten any replies from other magazines. Kudos for that!
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 17-Jun-2003 11:08:08
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Ah, I remember Datormagazin when it was still in tabloid
format. I remember they covering C64 and then starting to
have an "Amiga section". Great computer newspaper. They
even had Atarimagazin as an extra pamphlet from time to
time. I read a very good review of Dungeon Master in there
- two full pages - and that was the reason I got an Amiga
500 with 1MB RAM ...
It was a shame when they went
under. The new Datormagazin is of course not the same
thing, but at least they do tend to focus a little less on
Windows than many other "general" computer publications. I
wonder if there are any of the "original" writers involved
anymore? I do know that Christer Rindebladh (the old chief
editor) is not there anymore.
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 17-Jun-2003 11:38:07
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| You sure he isn't there? Last we asked, almost all of the old team of DMZ was still there, but in the background, doing other things. I might be wrong though, as in most of the old team, but I know that many of them are still there.
Wonder if they'll consider having an amiga column when the A1 platform is fully out?
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 17-Jun-2003 13:03:46
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Well, my research in the matter was confined to sifting
through the "staff" page of the new Datormagazin  ... I know
nothing of who is working "in the background" or not.
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 17-Jun-2003 14:01:06
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| I believe Christer Rindeblad still works at the same publisher, but as a business developer - or whatever the english term might be
No sign of Erik Lundevall etc. though...  |
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Re: Article about AmiGBG in paper mag, translated for Amigaw
Posted on 18-Jun-2003 2:07:03
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| tually in the magazine they call Eyetech Itech ( i can understand that) but was was worse was that they seem to think that AROS was just a windowsystem.
But it´s good that they cover the amiga sometimes, DatorMagazin was a C64/Amiga magazine with totally rocking covers 1992.
When DatorMagazin becomes an amigamagazine again that when amiga has done a succesfull come back. Even getting a single Amiga page would be a big step.
Anyway it´s a nice magazin which covers alternate OSes better than any other. |
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