PC Week Magazine

Pros: Informative, interesting
Cons: Why did they have to make the thing the size of a small nation?

I get offers for freebies from computer industry related companies all the time. I have worked in it since before most of you knew there was such a thing as the internet...they've had me on their mailing lists since before some of you hit puberty.
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Pros: Many articles dealing with eCommerce
Cons: About less than 1% of the population likes to read those type of articles

The magazine formerly known as PCWeek has changed its name to eWeek. Their explanation for this is that the scope of their articles has gone beyond PCs to also follow the electronic age. The only reason why I receive this magazine at home is because my...

Pros: Tightly written, informative, concise
Cons: a plethora of ads

PC WEEK, The Ziff-Davis weekly magazine is the perfect read for the IT professional or anyone who would like to become one. This magazine covers everything about the IT world, from the basics of hardware to the intricasies of the IT hiring process.
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Pros: Potentially FREE after an application
Cons: Unhelpful organization and table of contents

Don't make the mistake of thinking this is a glossy magazine on computer hardware for the home or office. No, PC Week is a Ziff-Davis publication focused primarily on Information Technology (IT) across the enterprise. On the table of contents you will...

Pros: FREE MAGAZINE WITH Expert advice
Cons: Needs more Staff Writers to add more articles.

Educated Geeks are running PC Week. The cool thing about it is it's free.
I've come to count on this awesome computer newspaper/magazine's articles when I want to get up to date on hot topics in Information Technology.
I buy it because I'm a...

Pros: insightful ,. interestin articles
Cons: none

This magazine is one of my personal favorites. I much better enjoy the web version as it will keep people up to date more often about technology and reviews more often than the freaking magazine. I got to say that the articles listed and discussed in...