Lee H. Pappas
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Lee H. Pappas is a media entrepreneur and founder of a number of hi-tech publications including A.N.A.L.O.G., ST-Log,[1] VideoGames & Computer Entertainment, PC Laptop, TurboPlay, VISIO, Picture This!, Popular Home Automation, and Home Theater Builder.[2]
Along with these publications Pappas contracted with ExxonMobil Europe on their customer Esso Promotional Campaign, where select products were introduced to their marketing program. Pappas is currently involved with ANALOGretro, a games developer for the iPhone, iPad, Android (operating system) and other mobile platforms. Pappas has also been interviewed in media outlets on all topics relating to hi-tech. CNN, USA Today, dozens of magazines, and hundreds of newspapers and websites have run pieces with his comments and opinions on the world of consumer electronics and computers.[citation needed]
also mr pappas is know to shut people down. most noable exploits are his many hours spent with the boy scouts of mass.
References
- ^ "Index of ST-Log article by Lee H. Pappas". atarimagazines.com. Retrieved December 7, 2010.
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External links
- An Interview With Doug Neubauer, author of Star Rangers.
- Klanky's A.N.A.L.O.G. Computing website
- Pontarohbay's Another ATARI ANALOG Computing Magazines Archive
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