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Commodore User

Commodore User, (also referred to as CU) later renamed to CU Amiga, is a British magazine initially published by Paradox Group before being acquired by EMAP.

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CU Amiga

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Categories
Computer magazine
Circulation
72,892 (July – Dec 1988)
Company
Paradox, EMAP
Country
United Kingdom
Editor
Dennis Jarrett (Oct 83–Aug 84) Bohdan Buciak (Sep 84–Nov 84) Eugene Lacey (Dec 84–Jan 88) Mike Pattenden (Jan 88–Feb 90)
Final issue Number
February 1990 77

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CU Amiga

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Commodore User

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples37
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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Commodore User

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related to Timeline · 20
Commodore User → At, Bohdan Buciak, C64's, Commodore, CU, Dennis Jarrett, EMAP, Features, February, Game, In, Initially, June, Nicky Chapman, October, Paradox Group, Screen Scene, September, The, This
related to External links · 7
Commodore User → Amiga, CU Amiga Magazine OnlineAmiga, CU AmigaShort History, CUArchived Commodore User Magazines, EMAPComputer, History, Internet Archive
Categories · 1
Commodore User → Computer magazine
Circulation · 1
Commodore User → 72,892 (July – Dec 1988)
Company · 1
Commodore User → Paradox, EMAP
Country · 1
Commodore User → United Kingdom
Editor · 1
Commodore User → Dennis Jarrett (Oct 83–Aug 84) Bohdan Buciak (Sep 84–Nov 84) Eugene Lacey (Dec 84–Jan 88) Mike Pattenden (Jan 88–Feb 90)
Final issue Number · 1
Commodore User → February 1990 77
First issue · 1
Commodore User → October 1983
Frequency · 1
Commodore User → Monthly

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amiga magazine cu commodore issue user emap computer coverage circulation october 1990 paradox published editor first final february time 64

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Commodore UserCategoriesComputer magazine1.00infobox
Commodore UserCirculation72,892 (July – Dec 1988)1.00infobox
Commodore UserCompanyParadox, EMAP1.00infobox
Commodore UserCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Commodore UserEditorDennis Jarrett (Oct 83–Aug 84) Bohdan Buciak (Sep 84–Nov 84) Eugene Lacey (Dec 84–Jan 88) Mike Pattenden (Jan 88–Feb 90)1.00infobox
Commodore UserFinal issue NumberFebruary 1990 771.00infobox
Commodore UserFirst issueOctober 19831.00infobox
Commodore UserFrequencyMonthly1.00infobox
Commodore UserISSN0265-721X1.00infobox
Commodore UserLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Commodore Userrelated to External linksAmiga0.60section
Commodore Userrelated to External linksCU Amiga Magazine OnlineAmiga0.60section

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