Kathlen Spracklen's TV interview about Sargon (1985)

[JuLieN]

It occurred in an episode of the Computer Chronicles, in 1985:


The Milton Bradley's robot dedicated unit is even presented in the beginning of the program.

[Thomas Mayer]

Hi Julian,

thanks for that jewel ! It's funny, I have a book which she and her husband wrote, but I have never seen her or even listened to her... interesting !

Greets, Thomas

[Gerd Isenberg]

Hi Julian,

thanks for that jewel ! It's funny, I have a book which she and her husband wrote, but I have never seen her or even listened to her... interesting !

Greets, Thomas

Hi Thomas,

not aware of cpw ?

Computer Chronicles: Computer Games (1985) from the Internet Archive, "Lady Sargon" introducing Sargon III for Macintosh at 4:10

https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/Sargon
https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/Kathe+Spracklen

Cheers,
Gerd

[JuLieN]

Well, here's one more Computer Chronicle link for CPW, Gerd.

Battle Chess being presented, starting around 8:30:

[Gerd Isenberg]

Well, here's one more Computer Chronicle link for CPW, Gerd.

Battle Chess being presented, starting around 8:30:

Thanks! Oups the Battle Chess site need some update anyway.

[Thomas Mayer]

Hi Gerd,

Hi Julian,

thanks for that jewel ! It's funny, I have a book which she and her husband wrote, but I have never seen her or even listened to her... interesting !

Greets, Thomas

Hi Thomas,

not aware of cpw ?

hehe, of course I am, but I was not aware that you even collect youtube links in the wiki... Anyway, I was interviewed in Graz 2003, I wonder whether that video exists as well. (That was the first day of the WCCC 2003 where smoking still was allowed at the tables, afaik that interview was one reason why they later forbid it...

Greets, Thomas

[Gerd Isenberg]

hehe, of course I am, but I was not aware that you even collect youtube links in the wiki... Anyway, I was interviewed in Graz 2003, I wonder whether that video exists as well. (That was the first day of the WCCC 2003 where smoking still was allowed at the tables, afaik that interview was one reason why they later forbid it...

Greets, Thomas

Ahh ... would be great to get that Graz-Video to youtube as well! Was is made by ChessBase or Austrian TV? So far, thanks to Ed Schroder, Julien Marcel, Thorsten Czub et al., there are some embedded on topic videos in cpw:

Overview
https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/Videos

For instance
https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/WMCCC+1985
https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/WCCC+1986
https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/Aegon+1997
https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/WCCC+1999

[mvk]

It occurred in an episode of the Computer Chronicles, in 1985:

Thanks for the video! Today I stumbled over this very nice well-written article by them:
http://www.atariarchives.org/deli/computer_chess.php