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From: higgin@cbmvax.UUCP (Paul Higginbottom SALES)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Articles about the Amiga in Bay Area papers...
Message-ID: <2375@cbmvax.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 21-Sep-87 17:16:10 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 21 17:16:10 1987
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in article <603@rocky.STANFORD.EDU>, ali@rocky.STANFORD.EDU (Ali Ozer) says:
> Is it normally like this? I usually don't read any papers (USENET & work
> pretty much prevent me from reading anything but a few Amiga magazines and
> watch the nightly news. 8-)  ). But this weekend I just happened to get my
> hands on two papers, and, both mentioned the Amiga, favorably! 
> ...
> Anyway, all in all pretty encouraging! Good to read about Amigas in non-Amiga
> publications.
> 
> Ali Ozer, ali@rocky.stanford.edu

Since I know you folks like to hear about ANYTHING we're up to here at
Commodore, you should be pleased to know we're currently involved in a
huge loaner-review program for publications of all kinds.

So far we've loaned 50 or so A500's and a few A2000's, but the numbers
will be increasing in the next few weeks.

The publications include music, graphics, design, architecture,
computer specialty, and many others.

Since the program is being supported directly by us, i.e., if a
magazine reviewer has problems operating the machine for example,
someone here will help them personally with it, we should get some
good press out of it.

PLEASE don't ask ME if you can be a "loaner-site", that's up to our
P.R agency, in California.  Don't call them unless you're involved
with a magazine.  Their name is Fleischmann-Hillard (probably spelt
wrong).

This isn't my usual "formal, tell it to the users" style of message,
but I thought it was a positive thing you'd all like to know.

	Regards,
		Paul Higginbottom
		Sales Support Manager