The Prevue Guide was an scrolling spreadsheet of many US cable channels and told you what was on the air. Newtek’s latest release made it possible to do complex video editing at a small fraction of the cost of other video-editing platforms, making it popular with local and national US based TV stations. And during the ’90s it represented the largest single way that most people were made aware of the Commodore Amiga in the United States as many cable providers ran their own local Commodore Amiga’s with channel listings. With over 40,000,000+ users(!) nation wide.
news source: Tedium.co / image source: Stocksnap.io, editing GenerationAmiga
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