Mike Robertson

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This article is about the Norwegian programmer. For the American baseball player, see Mike Robertson (baseball player).

Mike Robertson (born August 19, 1950 in Derry) is a Norwegian programmer known for his bulletin board system (BBS) software MBBS. He moved to Norway in 1971, and started his own company in 1982, Gallagher & Robertson, a software house specializing in communications.

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Categories: Living people | 1950 births | Northern Irish emigrants | People of Northern Irish descent | Norwegians of British descent | People from Derry | Norwegian computer programmers | Norwegian people stubs | Computer specialist stubs

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