Forbes Magazine cover from June 13, 1988, featuring the title 'The D-RAM Crisis' with a vibrant graphic design. The cover discusses the commanding lead of the U.S. in computers and software, highlighting concerns over semiconductor industry protection policies.
Interior page of Forbes Magazine from June 13, 1988, displaying the editorial index, including the cover story 'How The Computer Companies Lost Their Memories' by George Gilder, along with related articles and company features such as Unocal, U.S. Sprint, and others.
Table of contents from Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988, detailing various articles including investing, science and technology, marketing, and personal affairs, enhancing understanding of the magazine's comprehensive coverage.
Cover page of the Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988 edition featuring the article titled 'How the Computer Companies Lost Their Memories' by George Gilder, illustrating the critical discussion on the impact of U.S. industrial policies on the semiconductor industry.
Back cover advertisement of Dewar's White Label whisky from Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988, showcasing three men in traditional Scottish attire, promoting the brand with a slogan about quality and experience in caddying.
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Forbes Magazine cover from June 13, 1988, featuring the title 'The D-RAM Crisis' with a vibrant graphic design. The cover discusses the commanding lead of the U.S. in computers and software, highlighting concerns over semiconductor industry protection policies.Interior page of Forbes Magazine from June 13, 1988, displaying the editorial index, including the cover story 'How The Computer Companies Lost Their Memories' by George Gilder, along with related articles and company features such as Unocal, U.S. Sprint, and others.Table of contents from Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988, detailing various articles including investing, science and technology, marketing, and personal affairs, enhancing understanding of the magazine's comprehensive coverage.Cover page of the Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988 edition featuring the article titled 'How the Computer Companies Lost Their Memories' by George Gilder, illustrating the critical discussion on the impact of U.S. industrial policies on the semiconductor industry.Back cover advertisement of Dewar's White Label whisky from Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988, showcasing three men in traditional Scottish attire, promoting the brand with a slogan about quality and experience in caddying.

Forbes Magazine June 13, 1988 How The Computer Companies Lost Their Memories VG

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This rare vintage issue of Forbes Magazine from June 13, 1988, is a compelling collector's item for enthusiasts of historical publications and vintage magazines. Featuring the insightful cover story "How The Computer Companies Lost Their Memories," this edition critically examines the impact of governmental intervention on the U.S. semiconductor industry, along with broader economic policies of the late 1980s.

This issue stands out for its in-depth exploration of significant cultural and technological trends, offering a rare glimpse into the critical decisions that shaped the future of computing. Written by renowned author George Gilder, the cover story dissects Washington's attempts to bolster American companies in a transformative technology sector, revealing the potential pitfalls of economic strategies implemented at the time.

The magazine offers compelling articles and corporate spotlights, making it a must-have for collectors, historians, and tech aficionados. By delving into the failures of industrial policy and featuring coverage on emerging industries and global market trends, this vintage issue is not only informative but also a historical document capturing the nuances of its era.

Condition notes: This issue is classified as Very Good (VG), exhibiting minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. It comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its quality, ensuring it remains a valuable addition to any collection.

  • Condition: Very Good (VG) – minor wear on edges, consistent with age.
  • Comes with a protective covering for enhanced preservation.

Key articles and highlights include:

  • Cover Story: "How The Computer Companies Lost Their Memories" – An analysis of U.S. industrial policy failures in protecting the semiconductor industry.
  • Corporate Spotlights covering major players like U.S. Sprint and Unocal, shedding light on their strategies and market conditions.

Own this unique vintage magazine to discover how policy and innovation interplayed in the development of technology industries in 1988. It's an essential collectible for investors, economists, and anyone interested in the evolution of the tech landscape.

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