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Creative Computing was one of the earliest magazines covering the microcomputer revolution. Published from October 1974 until December 1985, the magazine covered the spectrum of hobbyist/home/personal computing in a more accessible format than the rather technically oriented Byte. Ziff-Davis purchased Creative Computing in 1983 and closed the non-magazine endeavors.

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rdfs:comment	Creative Computing fue una revista estadounidense sobre informática publicada de 1974 a 1985. Fue una de las pioneras en la cobertura de la revolución de los microcomputadores, englobando los campos de la informática para aficionados y doméstica en un lenguaje mucho más accesible que el empleado en la revista contemporánea BYTE. La revista fue fundada por , quien la vendió a Ziff Davis a inicios de la década de 1980. Entre sus colaboradores regulares estaban y . Entre sus colaboradores esporádicos se encontraba Ted Nelson, más conocido posteriormente por la invención del hipertexto. La revista incluía regularmente listados en BASIC de utilidades y juegos. (es) Creative Computing was one of the earliest magazines covering the microcomputer revolution. Published from October 1974 until December 1985, the magazine covered the spectrum of hobbyist/home/personal computing in a more accessible format than the rather technically oriented Byte. Ziff-Davis purchased Creative Computing in 1983 and closed the non-magazine endeavors. (en) Creative Computing war eines der ersten US-amerikanischen Computermagazine, das sich mit dem gerade entwickelnden Homecomputer-Markt beschäftigte. Die Zeitschrift wurde zwischen 1974 und 1985 veröffentlicht.Die Zeitschrift beschäftigte sich mit dem Themenspektrum zwischen Homecomputern und Personal Computern. Dabei nutzte sie eine einfachere Form und Sprache als das Konkurrenzprodukt Byte, das wesentlich technischer ausgerichtet war. Ted Nelson, bekannt als Erfinder des Hypertext, war kurzzeitig Chefredakteur der Zeitschrift. (de) Creative Computing est l'un des premiers magazines couvrant la révolution des ordinateurs personnels. Publié d'octobre 1974 à octobre 1985, il traite de l'ensemble du milieu lié à l'informatique personnelle, amateur ou à domicile, dans un format plus accessible que le magazine Byte, plus orienté sur l'aspect technique. Creative Computing fournit également des programmes sur cassettes et disquettes pour les systèmes informatiques populaires de l'époque. (fr) Creative Computing è stata una delle prime riviste ad occuparsi di microcomputer. Fondata da David Ahl e pubblicata dal 1974 al 1985, seguiva tutti i modelli di computer, dai personal computer agli home computer. Ahl vendette poi la rivista a Ziff-Davis all'inizio degli anni 80. Tra i collaboratori più conosciuti vi erano e . (it)
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