Apar was enthusiastic about the idea and approached Reese publisher, Jay Rosenfield who initially expressed concerned over whether there was enough interest in the new "sport" of "electronic gamesmanship" to justify a regular column on the topic.
He initially expressed concerned over whether there was enough interest in the new "sport" of "electronic gamesmanship" to justify a regular column on the topic. Apar was enthusiastic about the idea and approached Reese publisher, Jay Rosenfield.
Apar was enthusiastic about the idea and approached Reese publisher, Jay Rosenfield. He initially expressed concerned over whether there was enough interest in the new "sport" of "electronic gamesmanship" to justify a regular column on the topic.
Apar was enthusiastic about the idea and approached Reese publisher, Jay Rosenfield. He initially expressed concerned over whether there was enough interest in the new "sport" of "electronic gamesmanship" to justify a regular column on the topic.