#No Surprise
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It should come as no surprise that Digital Video Magazine will continue to
cover the Amiga video market as long as third party products are developed – in
spite of the Commodore situation.
Lou Wallace Editor-in-Chief Digital Video Magazine
Thats good to hear.. Good magazine.. of course it needs more AMIGA stuff in it,
but hey I'm sure you've heard that before…
-Tom-
Lou,
That is good news. DVM continues to be enjoyable reading. Also, thanks
for printing the letters to the editor requesting more Amiga coverage.
I'm sure it bugs you guys some times, but the letters shows real passion
for this platform. Keep up the fair and honest coverage!
Randy
Traveling the $uper Information Highway
Lou,
first off, I'm happy to see the name changed to Digital Video World; it allows
for expansion room in the future, a position one wants to find themselves in.
In last month's issue, you asked for feedback on the coverage you give to the
Amiga vs. other platforms. As much as I would like our machine to be the star,
or even receive equal billing, the situation has changed and we're not the only
game in town anymore. There is a vast, untapped PC and Mac market out there,
brimming with users eager to jump into this seductive world of digital video.
The demand for information must be quite noticeable from your side of the
editor's desk. I feel that your existing Amiga coverage shows a respectable
commitment to the Amiga; many other individuals or magazines would have turned
us into a footnote by now, and gone full tilt in pursuit of this lucrative
non-Amiga market.
The computing world may have not turned out as we Amigans wanted, but that's no
reason to dump our disappointment on your magazine.
(Please consider this a letter to the editor)
Blaq!
Thanks Charles. You pretty much summed it up. There are a lot of things
happening on the other platforms. We will cover those happenings. We will also
cover the Amiga. Lou