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I Cringely Accidental Empires Chapter 16 But Wait There S More Books. accidental empires. robert x. cringely. harper collins, sep 13, 1996 business & economics 384 pages. computer manufacturing is after cars, energy production and illegal drugs the largest industry in the world, and it's one of the last great success stories in american business. accidental empires is the trenchant, vastly readable. Mark stephens contributed to infoworld under the cringely pseudonym. during stephens' lengthy tenure (1987–1995), the character of cringely changed dramatically (morphing from a private eye type to a slick, womanizing tech insider) and became an increasingly popular tech pundit after he published the book accidental empires: how the boys of silicon valley make their millions, battle foreign.

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