Software People. An Insider’s Look at the Personal Computer Software Industry
It was the 20th century Gold Rush. From the hobby shops and backwoods they came—eccentrics, prodigies, flimnammers, and entrepreneurs—to create the explosive, lucrative business of personal-computer software. They were a small group who took their obscure hobbies and became catalysts for the information revolution. Some made it big—making millions of dollars overnight. Others lost it all.
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