Mark Englebardt, Wayzata Technology — Interview @KaySavetz
Mark Englebardt, Wayzata Technology — Interview  @KaySavetz
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Mark Englebardt was the founder of Wayzata Technology, a company that was one of the earliest publishers of CD-ROM software. The company was founded in 1991, and produced hundreds of CD-ROM titles before going out of business in 1996. The company's discs were primarily for Macintosh but many worked with all ISO-9660 compatible platforms. Its most popular product was the Wayzata World Factbook, a disc of information about countries and territories around the world.

Downloadable versions of more than 80 of Wayzata CD-ROMs are available at the Internet Archive.

This interview took place on January 26, 2016.

Inc Magazine: Pioneer CD-ROM Maker Hit by Hardball Competition: inc.com/magazine/19961201/1887.html

Downloadable versions of Wayzata CD-ROMs at Internet Archive: archive.org/details/wayzatacds
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