down the avenue: PC Magazine Goes All Digital

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November 20, 2008

PC Magazine Goes All Digital

PC Magazine announces that it goes all digital. No more print!! It was bound to come as the publishing world goes online, but for loyal subscribers who have been tuning into this Ziff Davis flagship publication for more than two decades, it will be a sad day.

The January 2009 issue (Volume 28, Issue 1) of PC Magazine will be the last printed edition. Editor Lance Ulanoff writes this morning: "In addition to our popular network of Websites, which includes our centerpiece, PCMag.com, as well as ExtremeTech, blogs like Gearlog and AppScout, and audio and video content that includes PCMag Radio, Cranky Geeks and DL.TV, we'll offer PC Magazine Digital Edition to all of our print subscribers."

November 20, 2008 in On Journalism, On Technology, Web 2.0 | Permalink