From Vultures to Vampires: 25 Years of Copyright Chaos and Technology Triumphs, Volume One: 1995–2004

The untold story of a computer giant’s revival. This is a fascinating account of the fate of Commodore Internationals’ assets after its 1994 bankruptcy and 1995 auction. David John Pleasance, former managing director of Commodore UK, takes us on a roller coaster ride of dizzying highs and depressing lows as corporations and key individuals fought to resurrect the fortunes of the once-popular Amiga computer. An intriguing and twisted tale tells the story of trademark disputes, patent issues, copyright controversies, and lawsuits—and the dedicated and passionate people who refused to let the dream die. From Vultures to Vampires Volume 1 (1995–2004) offers a true and fascinating account of the fate of Commodore Internationals'assets after the New York auction sale in 1995. A roller-coaster ride complete with dizzying highs and depressing lows as corporations, both large and small, together with key individuals fought to resurrect the Amiga's fortunes. An intriguing and twisted tale involving trademarks, patents, copyrights and law suits and the story of dedicated and passionate people who refused to let the dream die.