Martin A. Goetz papers 1956-1991.

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Martin A. Goetz papers 1956-1991.

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The collection documents Martin Goetz's major professional interests; including the software industry, patent and copyright protections for software, separate pricing for software and hardware, bundling, anti-trust issues and IBM.

30 boxes (8.8 cubic feet)

eng,

University of Minnesota Libraries. Charles Babbage Institute.

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