An Open Office (No Names).

The article evaluates the computer application Memo founded by Ryan Janssen.

Bibliographic Details
Published in:New York Times Vol. 164; no. 56750; p. 4
Main Author: BROMWICH, JONAH
Format: Product Review
Published: New York Times 1/18/2015
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