Jonathan Rotenberg about the 1984 BCS Mac event 2014-01-22

Dan Bricklin's Log Podcast

Jan 24, 2014Technology

An interview with Boston Computer Society founder Jonathan Rotenberg discussing the BCS General Meeting where the Apple Macintosh was first shown to the public by Steve Jobs and many of the developers. This is a companio...

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