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Start date of publication

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Does anyone know the exact start date of publication for the mag? The article orginally stated 1994 or some other non-sense. I know it was early 1980's and the link I've provided is the best I could find on the 'net. I was very suprised to find so little about that magazine. Rob 10:56, 16 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Other info

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  • Natalie Filatoff, LinkedIn, Editor, Your Computer magazine, Federal Publishing, 1984 – 1986 (2 years), In the 1980s special-interest electronics magazines such as Your Computer were hothouses of invention and creative problem solving. Managing Editor and computing genius Matt Whelan made Macs and PCs do what they weren’t yet capable of. I edited Your Computer with a mind to channeling Matt’s know-how and that of his talented cohorts, for the benefit of our readers. An ignorance of the finer points of computing, and a passion for the magazine format made me a good translator and communicator of the concepts involved.
    • Filatoff, Natalie (1985), Computers in education : courseware reviews / [editor: Natalie Filatoff], Federal Publishing Company ISBN: 0864050933
  • Matt Whelan, As a writer Matt was publisher and a major contributor to Your Computer magazine
  • Rose Vines - About, Geekgirl's Plain English Computing, Computing days, I’ve been writing about computers since 1982, when I began work as a programmer and journalist at Federal Publishing in Sydney. ... That was followed by a stint as a microcomputer programmer at Federal Publishing (in dBASE on micros running MP/M, if anyone remembers that). When my employers discovered I could write in English as well as code – my first degree was in English Lit – they invited me to join the staff of Your Computer magazine, while continuing as a part-time programmer and PC support person for the company.
  • Denis Gallagher - CHOICE, Life before CHOICE included being assistant editor for Your Computer magazine in the mid 1990s
  • Simon Rumble, Resume, Freelance Work (November 1995-September 2000) ...Designing web site for Your Computer magazine.
  • Kennedy, Jake (1990), Your Atari ST : your computer's Atari TT, the next generation / [editor Jake Kennedy], Federal Publishing Co ISBN: 9780646063881
  • Kennedy, Jake (1991), Your computer's your Atari ST : mega power and productivity for business, graphics, music, education, presentation, adventure / [editor Jake Kennedy], Federal Publishing Co
  • Kennedy, Jake, Your Computer's Bumper Book of Programs, (Federal Publishing $4.50)
  • Yes certainly possible. There was only 30,000 copies made of issue 1. There was a big fire at the Your Computer office and all the issues they had there were destroyed. They even printed an advert requesting for people who had issues to send them in so they could be preserved.
— Preceding unsigned comment added by So-retro-it-hurts (talk • contribs) 06:46, 23 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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