About History-Computer

Our Mission

History-Computer exists to educate and inspire readers with historical content covering human ingenuity, creativity, and accomplishment. From yesterday’s innovators to those making their mark on our world today, we believe history’s lessons can inspire all of us to achieve our greatest potential.

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Our Editorial Process

We have strict editorial guidelines developed over a number of years. Read more about History Computer’s editorial guidelines here.

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.

The best part of our job is hearing from you, so be sure to engage with our team and the broader History-Computer community in our comments section!

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

Read: Liam’s articles

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

Read: David’s articles

Our History

History-Computer.com. was created in 2008 as a free resource to help anyone understand the origins of computing. What started as a simple timeline revealing important milestones like Charles Babbage adding machine, and the development of servers, has grown to so much more. Today, History-Computer exists to educate and inspire readers with historical content covering human ingenuity, creativity, and accomplishment. From yesterday’s innovators to today’s creators, we believe history’s lessons can inspire all of us to achieve our greatest potential.

Our Values

We believe in the power of history to light our path forward, and inspire people to build the future. As the saying goes, those that don’t study history are doomed to repeat it. We are history nerds ourselves, and hope that sharing more about history’s most important moments will inspire you to join us.

Affiliate Disclosure

Some of the content on history-computer.com refers readers to products or services on other websites. In some cases, history computer earns a small commission for those purchases.

Contact Information

You can contact Flywheel Publishing by completing the form found on the contact us page or using the information below:

Business Mail

You can contact History Computer at the following address:

Flywheel Publishing
Attn: History Computer #405
12081 W. Alameda Parkway
Lakewood Colorado, 80228

Writing Opportunities

If you are interested in writing for cheatcc.com and would like to speak with an editor please submit your information using this form.

Ownership

History-Computer.com is owned and operated by Flywheel Publishing, LLC, a Colorado based corporation.

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