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  | editor                  = Louis Rossetto
 
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  | origin                  = Amsterdam, Netherlands
 
  | origin                  = Amsterdam, Netherlands
 
  | language                = English
 
  | language                = English
  | frequency              = ?
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  | frequency              = Bimonthly
 
  | active                  = ? - 1990
 
  | active                  = ? - 1990
 
  | categories              = cyberpunk, hacking, technology
 
  | categories              = cyberpunk, hacking, technology

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Electric Word
Ltew20cover.jpg
Electric Word Issue 20 Cover
Format Print
Editor Louis Rossetto
Publisher INK International
Origin Amsterdam, Netherlands
Language English
Frequency Bimonthly
Active ? - 1990
Topics cyberpunk, hacking, technology
Number of Issues ?
Follows Language Technology
Precedes Wired (Magazine)
Associated Publications NA
Website rynne.org/electricword (defunct)

Electric Word was a bimonthly, English-language magazine published in Amsterdam between 1987 and 1990 that offered eclectic reporting on the translation industry, linguistic technology, and computer culture. Its editor was Louis Rossetto.

History

The magazine was launched under the title Language Technology by a translation company in Amsterdam, INK International. It was later renamed Electric Word and sold to a small Dutch media company. The magazine was terminated in 1990 due to insufficient revenues.

Electric Word was one of the first magazines published using desktop publishing software. It featured avant-garde graphics by the Dutch graphic designer Max Kisman.

After the failure of Electric Word, Rossetto and his partner Jane Metcalfe moved to San Francisco, California and established Wired (Magazine)

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