Jason Scott put some nice II Computing Mag issues up on Archive.org

[dudeslife]

If this offends your sense of "content ownership rights" or you want to whine about him making 30 year old magazines available to the masses, just ignore this post.

 

They aren't sorted yet in their own section but you can find them under newest additions.

 

 

https://archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3Acomputermagazines&sort=-publicdate

 

 

 

Edited January 25, 2015 by dudeslife

[MarkO]

If this offends your sense of "content ownership rights" or you want to whine about him making 30 year old magazines available to the masses, just ignore this post.

 

They aren't sorted yet in their own section but you can find them under newest additions.

 

 

https://archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3Acomputermagazines&sort=-publicdate

If there is someone around to Look After the Content, I am not OK with it.. Mike Harvey of Nibble Magazine will sell you a years worth or the whole 12.5 years of Nibble...

 

For the rest of those magazines, we need Archive.org to Keep the Flame Alive..

 

MarkO

[dudeslife]

If there is someone around to Look After the Content, I am not OK with it.. Mike Harvey of Nibble Magazine will sell you a years worth or the whole 12.5 years of Nibble...

 

For the rest of those magazines, we need Archive.org to Keep the Flame Alive..

 

MarkO

 

 

I agree 100%. If someone is making the effort to provide their content, they should definitely get paid. Unfortunately, most of the content is controlled by douchebag lawyers who couldn't care less if it ever saw the day again because they can't monetize it.

[mmaginnis]

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Edited February 6, 2015 by mmaginnis

[computist]

(Sorry, I initially posted this with the NQP account, as you can see above...)

 

II Computing was published by ANTIC Publishing, Inc, a company which normally handled Atari stuffs. Kevin Savetz secured the rights to scan and post these magazines (and all the rest of their content). He passed them on to me; I scanned them and posted them here:

http://www.apple2scans.net/magazines/ii-computing-for-apple-ii-users/

Part of my agreement with Kevin was to make sure that wherever else I uploaded them, a copy had to end up on Archive.org, which Jason handled nicely. The issues available on my site and Archive.org are the complete run of the magazine.

II Computing is posted with the IP owner's knowledge and consent.

Thanks.

[dudeslife]

 

(Sorry, I initially posted this with the NQP account, as you can see above...)

 

II Computing was published by ANTIC Publishing, Inc, a company which normally handled Atari stuffs. Kevin Savetz secured the rights to scan and post these magazines (and all the rest of their content). He passed them on to me; I scanned them and posted them here:

http://www.apple2scans.net/magazines/ii-computing-for-apple-ii-users/

Part of my agreement with Kevin was to make sure that wherever else I uploaded them, a copy had to end up on Archive.org, which Jason handled nicely. The issues available on my site and Archive.org are the complete run of the magazine.

II Computing is posted with the IP owner's knowledge and consent.

Thanks.

 

 

Awesome! Thanks for everything you do!