From late 1975 and throughout 1976, work proceeded on Atari’snew programmable home system.Bushnell and Atari’s president, Joe Keenan, hoped to release it in time for Christmas 1977, but realized they didn’t have the finances to do so. Bushnell wanted to take the company public but his underwriter believed that that wouldn’t raise as much as they needed. Bushnell then sought help from Don Valentine, a venture capitalist who suggested that Bushnell should Find someone to buy the company. Bushnell really didn’t want to do that but he felt it was absolutely necessary to save the company. Warner Communications was a huge entertainment conglomerate that was already involved in movies, publishing and music. During the mid-seventies, sales from Warner’s most profitable division, its music division, began falling. Warner’s executives concluded that the music business had reached its peak and that the huge profits that they had been… Read the rest of this article on page 34 by clicking here!       Be sure to sign up to get Old School Gamer Magazine for free by clicking here!   The post A History of Atari, Part 2 – by Leonard Herman appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.

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A gang, including four teens, was terrorizing Aurora and other nearby cities. They are murderers and members of organized crime. Four teens were arrested for violating Colorado’s organized crime law. They are believed to be part of a violent street gang. They won’t say what gang. The suspects are Lennon Melgares, 18, of Edgewater; Xavier […] The post Teen Killers Arrested Under Colorado’s Organized Crime Law appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.