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In article <H.ea.EDk4FXZWpMQ@semprini.tdkcs.waterloo.on.ca>, cherborth@semprini.tdkcs.waterloo.on.ca (Chris Herborth) writes:
|> In <1993Jan21.142427.3114@aber.ac.uk>, Herbert Martin Sauro writes:
|> > This months UK Atari User has a two page spread by Atari, advertising 
|> > the Falcon and ST Applications are hoping to have a reivew of the 
|> > Falcon next month.
|> 
|> Who's going to see it other than current Atari users?
|> 
|> Atari needs to put a two-page spread into BYTE or MacWorld/MacUser (I've
|> seen adds from _IBM_ [not cloners] about multimedia systems in the Mac
|> magazines) or something.  With the dwindling numbers of current Atari
|> users, the Falcon is going to FLOP if we're the only ones that know
|> about it.
|> 
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|> Chris Herborth
|> cherborth@semprini.tdkcs.waterloo.on.ca

Yeah, a good amount of advertising is essential. Do you think the magazines would
take more notice of Atari if Atari advertised in them thus giving the some dosh?
I'm inclined to think that some adverts in say Computer Shopper or possibly
(though less useful these days) PCW would be a really smart move on Atari's part.

David
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