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Meet the History-Computer Team
Our team knows there are powerful lessons in all parts of historyᅳfrom the rituals of ancient civilizations to success stories of modern entrepreneurs. Our goal is to bring these stories to life through engaging content that’s accessible to all.
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Liam Frady, Contributor
Prior to writing for History-Computer, Liam was involved with a number of tech startups, operating as a network administrator and cybersecurity officer. Liam currently resides in South Carolina. When he isn’t writing, he is an avid tape collector and moonlights as a mixing engineer for audio post-production.
Favorite Historical Periods: Renaissance and the High Middle Ages
Favorite Historical Site: Cowpens National Battlefield in Gaffney, South Carolina
Favorite Historical Figure: Greek philosopher Diogenes
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David Beren, Contributor
David has been writing for History-Computer since 2021, but has worked in digital media for well over a decade. He’s a resident of South Florida, David enjoys retro gaming, cruising, and his home state’s sunny weather.
Favorite Historical Periods: American Revolution and the Digital Age
Favorite Historical Sites: Boston, MA and Philadelphia, PA (due to their importance during the Revolution)
Favorite Historical Figure: Ben Franklin
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History-Computer (history-computer.com) is owned and operated by Flywheel Publishing, LLC, a Colorado company with offices in Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, and Tennessee. Flywheel Publishing is a private, self-funding company with no outside investors.
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