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December 18, 2017
Gillware's "A Christmas Carol"
Gillware’s “A Christmas Carol,” Part One: The Ghost of Marley
December 22, 2017

Gillware’s “A Christmas Carol”

December 21, 2017
Gillware's "A Christmas Carol"

In Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” the most influential Christmas story of the modern age, it takes one ghost and three spirits to scare an old miser named Ebenezer Scrooge into understanding the true meaning of the holiday season. Everybody has done their own take on the classic story, from seasoned and classically-trained actors to cartoon characters to Muppets. For this year’s Christmas season, Gillware has its own twist on the timeless tale.

In Gillware’s “A Christmas Carol,” a penny-pinching small business owner named Scrooge (of course) will be visited by the Ghost of Hard Drives Past, the Ghost of Hard Drives Present, and the Ghost of Hard Drives Yet to Come, who have traveled long and far to show Scrooge the error of his ways.


Table of Contents

Part One: The Ghost of Marley

Part Two: The Ghost of Hard Drives Past

Part Three: The Ghost of Hard Drives Present

Part Four: The Ghost of Hard Drives Yet to Come

Part Five: The Spirit of Backup


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Will Ascenzo
Will is the lead blogger, copywriter, and copy editor for Gillware Data Recovery and Digital Forensics, and a staunch advocate against the abuse of innocent semicolons.

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