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| + | Magazine name: Computer Flohmarkt<br> | ||
| + | Publisher: Verlag Rätz-Eberle, Bretten<br> | ||
| + | Language: German<br> | ||
| + | Schedule: Monthly/Bi-monthly<br> | ||
| + | Price: -<br> | ||
| + | First issue: 1983<br> | ||
| + | Last issue: 1988<br> | ||
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| + | Chief editor: [[Thomas Eberle]] | ||
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'''Computer Flohmarkt''' was a German computer magazine for classified ads which was very popular in the scene in Germany. | '''Computer Flohmarkt''' was a German computer magazine for classified ads which was very popular in the scene in Germany. | ||
Revision as of 14:51, 11 February 2007
Magazine name: Computer Flohmarkt
Publisher: Verlag Rätz-Eberle, Bretten
Language: German
Schedule: Monthly/Bi-monthly
Price: -
First issue: 1983
Last issue: 1988
Chief editor: Thomas Eberle
Computer Flohmarkt was a German computer magazine for classified ads which was very popular in the scene in Germany.
It was a real analogue predecessor of the todays internet news groups and discussion forums, as many people used it for talking to each other. It was a time, when it didn't matter, if it takes two month to receive an answer on a post.
Computer Flohmarkt was published by Thomas Eberle Verlag in Maulbronn, Germany.
Thomas Eberle also was chief editor of the Schneider Magazin till 1987 and of the Computer Kontakt.
