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John Lansdown, George Mallen, and Alan Sutcliffe, Computer Arts Society Manifesto, 1969. Courtesy Computer Arts Society

John Lansdown, George Mallen, and Alan Sutcliffe, Computer Arts Society Manifesto, 1969. Courtesy Computer Arts Society

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Computer Arts Society Manifesto

by John Lansdown, George Mallen and Alan Sutcliffe.

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