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<i>Softalk</i> magazine was a beloved and influential publication of the early personal computing era. Launched in September 1980, <i>Softalk</i> chronicled the rapid growth of the microcomputer industry with a focus on the Apple II platform. Unlike many technical magazines of its time, Softalk struck a unique balance between professional journalism, hobbyist enthusiasm, and accessible writing, making it a must-read for both developers and everyday users. | |||
From its first issue, <i>Softalk</i> became a window into the heart of the software revolution— covering not just products and code, but the people, companies, and culture that defined the computer boom of the early 1980s. | |||
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Softalk | |
| Title | Softalk |
| Based In | North Hollywood California |
| Publisher | Softalk Publishing |
| Founders | [[Margot Comstock]] [[Al Tommervik]] |
| First Issue Date | September 1980 |
| Language | English |
Founding of Softalk
History
Softalk magazine was a beloved and influential publication of the early personal computing era. Launched in September 1980, Softalk chronicled the rapid growth of the microcomputer industry with a focus on the Apple II platform. Unlike many technical magazines of its time, Softalk struck a unique balance between professional journalism, hobbyist enthusiasm, and accessible writing, making it a must-read for both developers and everyday users.
From its first issue, Softalk became a window into the heart of the software revolution— covering not just products and code, but the people, companies, and culture that defined the computer boom of the early 1980s.
Logos
People
Margot Comstock, Founder, Editor-in-Chief
Al Tommervik, Founder
John Haller, Investor
William V. R. Smith, Advertising Manager
William Depew, Technical Editor
