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An Interview with James Newman
Dr Kenny McAlpine interviews Professor James Newman, an academic from Bath Spa University who has a particular interest in the Commodore 64.
Professor James Newman is an academic at Bath Spa University, and spends his days teaching and research creative computing.
James is particularly interested in the Commodore 64, and in this video we discuss some of the things that made it unique, and its influence on video game music.
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