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Fred Warshofsky is an Emmy award-winning science journalist and author who has written about Velikovsky and his works including: “When the Sky Rained Fire: The Velikovsky Phenomenon”, Reader’s Digest, December 1975 (USA edition), January 1976 pp.143-157 (UK Edition)
Independent author, television and film writer, New York City, since 1965. Achievements. Fred Warshofsky has been listed as a notable writer by Marquis Who's Who. Works. book. Doomsday: The Science of Catastrophe. (Catastrophe is an essential force in nature, not aberrati...) The rebuilt man: The story of spare-parts surgery. Target moon.
Jan 1, 1989 · by Fred Warshofsky (Author) See all formats and editions. Hardcover. $574.72 2 Used from $295.00. Discusses the economic and strategic importance of computer chips, describes the reasons for Japan's manufacturing superiority, and looks at response of the American semiconductor industry.
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Feb 16, 2023 · The library indeed had a copy of “Chip War” — but it was a yellowed volume from 1989 by Fred Warshofsky. Like the 2022 version, the 1989 book described the geopolitical relevance of technologies like chips and semiconductors. But at that time, the challenge was from Japan. U.S. concerns.
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Fred Warshofsky has 25 books on Goodreads with 156 ratings. Fred Warshofsky’s most popular book is War Under The Waves.
Jul 20, 1989 · Warshofsky, a science writer and television producer, then traces the history of computer technology and the shift of its center of gravity from the Silicon Valley south of San...
