Comments on: Raising a glass to 'PC Magazine' as print edition goes offline
CNET's Rich Brown looks back as PC Magazine shuts down print edition, goes online only.
CNET's Rich Brown looks back as PC Magazine shuts down print edition, goes online only.
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That opened me chances for improving my profession, the way I work and in some cases the way I think.
The great advertisement is definitively one of the things I can remember as a lesson for my current business. Even the ads should inform!
Now... I hope they will improve significantly their Web site. It is the opposite of what I like from the magazine.
- by SactoGuy018 November 20, 2008 4:47 AM PST
- By the way, PC Magazine's print version is increasingly obsolete when you consider the popularity of hardware review sites like Anandtech, Tom's Hardware, Sharky Extreme, HardOCP, and several others. I can get reviews of new hardware a lot faster than waiting for the next "dead tree" version of PC Magazine.
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