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[[Image:Ai1-6.jpg|right|thumb|250px|An excerpt from Artificial Intelligence issue 1]] | [[Image:Ai1-6.jpg|right|thumb|250px|An excerpt from Artificial Intelligence issue 1]] | ||
| − | Artificial Intelligence was a UK paper fanzine which concentrated on public domain software. Edited by [[Tim Blackbond]], it ran for eight irregular issues. | + | Artificial Intelligence was a UK paper fanzine which concentrated on public domain software. Edited by [[Tim Blackbond]], it ran for eight irregular issues. A ninth issue was planned but never released. |
"AI" was laid out entirely on a CPC, initially using [[MicroDesign]], then [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], and finally [[PowerPage]]. It is often believed to be the most attractive of any publication laid out on a CPC. | "AI" was laid out entirely on a CPC, initially using [[MicroDesign]], then [[Pagemaker Deluxe]], and finally [[PowerPage]]. It is often believed to be the most attractive of any publication laid out on a CPC. | ||
The fanzine's quirky, humorous style won it a significant following and acclaim in [[Amstrad Action]]. Tim was subsequently appointed as the Public Image columnist in AA. | The fanzine's quirky, humorous style won it a significant following and acclaim in [[Amstrad Action]]. Tim was subsequently appointed as the Public Image columnist in AA. | ||
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| + | == Writers == | ||
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| + | * [[Tim Blackbond]] | ||
| + | * Robert Smith (reviews) | ||
| + | * Edmund Spicer (adventures) | ||
| + | * [[ChaRleyTroniC|Richard Fairhurst]] (comms) | ||
| + | * [[Doctor Fegg]] | ||
[[Category:Fanzines]] | [[Category:Fanzines]] | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 26 September 2006
Artificial Intelligence was a UK paper fanzine which concentrated on public domain software. Edited by Tim Blackbond, it ran for eight irregular issues. A ninth issue was planned but never released.
"AI" was laid out entirely on a CPC, initially using MicroDesign, then Pagemaker Deluxe, and finally PowerPage. It is often believed to be the most attractive of any publication laid out on a CPC.
The fanzine's quirky, humorous style won it a significant following and acclaim in Amstrad Action. Tim was subsequently appointed as the Public Image columnist in AA.
Writers
- Tim Blackbond
- Robert Smith (reviews)
- Edmund Spicer (adventures)
- Richard Fairhurst (comms)
- Doctor Fegg
