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Offices: Redmond, Washington & Jericho, New York
TechNet Magazine, a joint publication of Microsoft Corporation
and CMP Media, is the definitive source for in-depth, hands-on technical
information for IT Professionals using Microsoft products and technologies.
TechNet Magazine provides in-depth, hands-on technical information
that IT professionals can use in their daily work. TechNet Magazine
will cover the most current solutions for managing IIS, Exchange Server,
Active Directory, Office, Windows Server and much more.
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Technology Review is published by by the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. The oldest technology magazine in the world (est. 1899),
Technology Review has a mission to promote the understanding of
emerging technologies and to analyze their commercial, economic, social,
and political impacts on society, government, businesses, academic institutions,
and individuals. Our goal is also to assist business and technology leaders—CTOs,
senior technologists, entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists—in shaping
markets and driving the global economy.
Offices: San Francisco, California
TechRepublic is a premier IT-community web site. It's where the most IT
professionals meet to solve their business technology problems in real time.
Users tap into a trusted peer-to-peer environment to solve problems and
use tools generated by experts in the IT community. TechRepublic also provides
a large drictory if IT white papers, webcasts and case studies.
Offices: Jericho, New York
The TechWeb Network is a uniquely valuable resource for IT professionals.
TechWeb.com offers the best of both worlds: A distinctive combination of
top-notch original content and one-stop, contextual access to the resources
of CMP's network of industry-leading technology publications. By focusing
on the information technology categories that matter to enterprise IT managers,
TechWeb's experienced team of IT journalists organizes a wide range of top-quality
content to make your hunt for critical information more efficient.
Offices: Jericho, New York
Television Broadcast (TVB) covers the business, technologies and
innovations in today's television industry. It discovers and reports on
workflow innovations and their integration within the industry from the
perspective of the bottom line, return on investment and total cost of ownership
to help television industry businesses become more cost effective and efficient.
Television Broadcast is the specializes in the financial effects
that equipment and system purchases have on facilities.-The Gilbane-
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Gilbane Report is the most widely read newsletter covering content
management technologies. They also produce educational conferences and provide
consulting services to all types of organizations. Topics include content
management, XML, e-catalogs, syndication, search technology, intranet publishing,
document computing architectures, markup languages, corporate portals, enterprise
information integration, digital asset management, and other technologies
for processing and integrating unstructured data.
Offices: Los Angeles, California
As much a part of Hollywood as the big sign on the hill, The Reporter
has been the book of record for the entertainment industry for seven decades.
The Reporter became an institution, publishing out of the same offices on
Sunset Boulevard for more than a half century. Today The Reporter
is owned by the Netherlands-based VNU, whose properties include Billboard,
Ad Week and A.C. Nielsen.
Offices: San Francisco, California
The Seybold Report is devoted to the cross-media tools, technologies
and trends shaping print and Internet publishing. Each in-depth issue gets
you inside the issues changing the marketplace every day. You'll also enjoy
penetrating analysis of the business issues and market conditions that determine
the success of new products, technologies and companies. Read about the
latest developments in all these mission-critical topics.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Tribune has been a major force in American journalism for more than 150
years. The company’s market-leading newspapers include the Los Angeles
Times, the Chicago Tribune and Newsday in New York. Tribune
Interactive operates leading interactive news and information Web sites
in major markets across the United States, including 18 of the top 30 markets.
The sites attract more than 7 million unique visitors per month, and rank
among the top 20 interactive news/information networks in the country.
Offices: New York, New York
Founded over 20 years ago as ShopTalk, TVSpy's daily newsletter, was introduced
to help keep television executives in the know. To respond to the variety
of emerging challenges and opportunities facing the television industry
with the rise of digital technologies, TVSpy launched Next Generation TV
in 2002. Today it has over 20,000 subscribers across broadcast, cable, satellite
and broadband.
Offices: New York, New York
TelevisionWeek is the community newspaper of the television business. With
their in-depth coverage of the people, events and trends that affect the
industry, TVWeek keeps everyone who works in television informed—and involved—week
after week. Their editorial content encompasses every aspect of the business:
cable, broadcast, finance, regulatory, technology, advertising, production
and distribution.
Offices: New York, New York
TWICE (This Week in Consumer Electronics) is the business-trade newspaper
for retailers of consumer electronics, computers, software, video, telephones,
blank media and major appliances. Their target audience: retailers of consumer
electronics, computers, software, video, telephones, blank media and major
appliances. TWICE is published 29 times a year.
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