Hello, I'm new to this list so apologies if I'm asking about something you have discussed in the past. I posed this question on twitter and someone recommended that I do the same here. I'm looking for histories of the emergence of the personal computer that center on ordinary users and ideas about their experiences rather than on inventors, companies, and machines. Something like what Lynn Spigel does with television in her book Make Room for TV - I wonder if anyone has done anything like Make Room for PC? (My interest is actually primarily in early video games but of course there is substantial overlap between video game history and PC history.) Thanks! michael z. newman zigzigger <http://zigzigger.blogspot.com/> | @mznewman<http://twitter.com/mznewman> asst prof, journalism, advertising, & media studies, uw-milwaukee