Around the time that the word "Macintosh" began to mean something other than a tart and juicy apple and the names Atari and Commodore brought smiles to newfound gamers, Information Today's subscription list was growing steadily to accommodate the increasing number of readers who needed to know about developments in computers and the online world. Conferences about computers were growing too, as users and executives wanted to keep on the cutting edge of this rapidly changing industry. Knowing eyes turned to "the experts" in the new field and a marketplace that was unfolding for emerging hardware and software.
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