MAGAZINES ON THE INTERNET
Here is a large assortment of links to online magazines. Most of these magazines offer some free content. They are arranged in alphabetical order.

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America's 4X4 4U Video Magazine: America's 4X4 4U Video Magazine Web Site: On-Line Interactive Web Site for the 4X4 Truck and SUV enthusiast filled with four wheeling info, LIVE reports from trail rides, shows and events around the world - product installations and reviews all complimented by the Video Magazine.

Addicted To Noise: Rock & roll journalism. Interviews with major artists like R.E.M., Veruca Salt and Primus. Features on cool groups like the MC5, Oasis, Wilco and Elastica. Columns by the world's best rock critics including Dave Marsh and Greil Marcus. Daily rock news reports. A guide to cool spots on the web. Album reviews with sound bytes. Movie reviews. Rock book reviews. Music and technology columns. Edited and published by Michael Goldberg, a Contributing Editor at Rolling Stone and a Senior Writer at Wired. Co-published by the Internet Underground Music Archive. Free. Dig it.

ABCDEFG - A Basic Citizens Definitive Electronic Freedom Guide: Politicial ezine with a conservative (libertarian) slant. New issues are published monthly, with new articles appearing throughout each month.

Arabian Horse World: One of the world's most beautiful magazines, Arabian Horse World provides the reader with information on breeders, famous horses past and present, and trends in the breed worldwide. Even non-horsey people find this magazine to be one of the most visua lly stunning.

Art Bin: Swedish/international forum for art, literature, music, cultural politics etc. Here you will find articles, essays, poetry, fiction, paintings and music as well as some rare classical or other source texts. Much of this material could be useful for ed ucational purposes. The editorial language is English, but several texts are in their original languages, e.g. French, German, or Swedish.

Australian Kite Association: Monthly newsletter of the Australian Kite Association.

Are We There Yet?: This is the electronic version of the Santa Fe zine, Are We There Yet?, dedicated to getting us through the '90s with a sense of humor.

Asia, Inc.: One of the most respected financial magazine on Southeast Asian Business.

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Beat Magazine: Australian music magazine, distributed freely around Melbourne Weekly.

BabyfishNet: An online spinoff of the Detroit zine Babyfish ...Lost Its Momma. ``Politics of Imagination; Poetics of Insurrection.''

Bunnyhop Magazine: An on-line compendium of excerpts from current and back issues of Bunnyhop, a pop-culture and "alternative" music funzine.

Burtz Digital Atelier publishers of BurtZine: Free-thought, arts and communication. New pages of the cyberbook 'Science Class' are presented bi-monthly. Exhibitions of unusual digital painting with up-to-date infomation about publishing on-line artwork. WWW petition for a 13-month year. Contributions welcome.

Brooklyn Metro Times: A quarterly zine of politics and culture in NYC. Back issues are archived at the ECHO gopher; we should have a Web page of our own up in a couple of weeks.

Buzznet: A culturally topical magazine devoted to the arts - music, writing, art, travel and more. Captures images you wouldn't see otherwise.

Boardwatch Magazine: Online version of print magazine that covers BBSs and the Internet.

Buzz Online: Enhanced online version of award-winning Los Angeles monthly. "The talk of Los Angeles." Culture, fashion, politics, humor and fiction.

Blood Alley: A pop culture journal of love, sex, death, music and personal affirmation published in Vancouver, B.C.

BOLD Strokes in Business (The newsletter): Discover the Business Science of "Chutzpahology" and the "10 BOLD Strokes" formula for Success. You'll learn how to apply this Success formula to YOUR business.

Balance: A Monthly Health and Fitness magazine covering Diet and Nutrition, Personal Training, Exercise and Lifestyle. A new issue on the 1st of each month.

Byte: No description given

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Cariboo Computer Magazine: You will find honest software and hardware reviews with lots of pictures.

Chip's Closet Cleaner: A zine of pop culture, humor, trivia, fun

Computer Shopper: Web Edition (obviously)

Computer Gaming World: The #1 Computer Game Magazine

Computer Life: No description given

Cityscope Magazine: Calgary's Arts and Entertainment Guide - glossy bi-monthly publication now published in its entirety (ex ads) on the Internet -- the only magazine in Calgary now on-line. Check it out.

CyberWire Dispatch: Brock Meeks' CyberWire Dispatch has rapidly gained recognition as a hard-hitting, take-no-prisoners news service that concentrates on issues relevant to Cyberspace.

CADENCE: The World's Largest Independent AutoCAD (TM) Magazine

Convulsion: A great music mag out of Scotland- check it!

Computer Currents Interactive: An interactive version of a regional computer magazines with a national circulation of over 600,000 in print. Computer Currents was started in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1983 and has since grown into eight major metropolitan areas throughout the co untry. It's market is vast, from SOHO to Corporate--very didicated readers. Computer Currents is a publication for 'real world' computer users: People with ittle time, yet the desire and need to keep abreast of industry developments. The online site is a fully interactive, expanded version of the print publication. CCI is now operational but will officially launch July 14, 1995.

Cusp Magazine: First issue is going to be up soon; previously a printed zine for past 5 years: pop culture, science fiction, politics, music, humor, etc., etc.

Cybersphere: The french 100% electronic magazine dedicated to cyberculture.

Contes per a extraterrestres: Zine devoted to short fiction stories (all genres) and related matters. Dossiers on Lovecraft and Bierce. Texts are written in Catalan and English.

CovertAction Quarterly: award winning investigative journalism read around the world by
investigative reporters, activists, scholars, intelligence
buffs, news junkies, and anyone who wants to know
the news and analysis behind the soundbites and
headlines. Recommended by Noam Chomsky;
targeted by the CIA.

Computer Currents Interactive: Computer Currents Interactive is the first full-service Internet site for computer users. CCI users can regularly access the award winning Computer Currents magazine to keep up-to-date on the latest technology and learn how to use it, and also search for products (locally and nationwide), receive bids, and even purchase online.

Carbon 14 Magazine: Art, Fiction and Poetry along with Samples of Music and interviews from up and coming bands. Cyberpunks will want to check this out!

Coffee Talk Magazine: Promoting the growth of the specialty coffee worldwide.

Century: An excellent bimonthly print magazine of well-crafted and eclectic speculative fiction, combining elements of science fiction, magic realism, fantasy, surrealism, and mainstream writing. The well-designed Web page features excerpts from all the story , cover images, expanded biographies of the writers, editorials, writer's guidelines, and more.

Conde Nast Traveler: Online version of the well known travel information magazine.

CrossConnect: CrossConnect is a journal for contemporary art and writing based at the University of Pennsylvania. It features fine art, nonfictin, fiction, photography, poetry, multimedia soundbytes and video. CrossConnect is the University of Pennsylvania's premier WWW journal.

Conscious Choice: Conscious Choice, The Journal of Ecology & Natural Living, is a bi-monthly Midwestern magazine that reports on environmental issues and natural alternatives in health care, food, and nutrition. Each issue also takes a broad look at various topics from a perspective that sees the world as an interconnected, interdependent community whose survival depends on the development of sustainable patterns of living.

Cybercyclist: A bi-monthly web magazine that brings cycling to Cyberspace. Covers world cycling issues, bike tests and cycling products, racing and events, plus new trails, forums and advice clinics.

Crank Ezine: A ezine for mountain bike users.

Cannibus Canada: A magazine devoted to the cannibus culture and the legalization of cannibus in Canada.

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Dirty Linen: The Magazine of Folk, Electric Folk, World and Traditional Music's home on the Web. See the Virtual issue!

DataLine -- The Glass Ceiling: DataLine was originally created to be a newsletter that would report on the "glass ceiling" in American corporations. The original charter quickly changed as we became aware of similar issues in academic institutions. We also began to write about a number of lawsuits, and became involved in publicizing some of those cases and looking for ways to support the plaintiffs, many of whom faced total ostracism in their fields as well as personal bankruptcy.

Dr. Dobb's Journal: No description given

Discover: innovation, breakthroughs in science & technology

DER SPIEGEL: News magazine. Mostly German.

DE PROVERBIO: An Electronic Journal of International Proverb Studies: A multilingual journal which publishes refereed articles on proverbs and related fields

Dream Theater: Stone your mind

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Eyeball Orgasm: Middlebury's First On-Line Literary Magazine

Eye Magazine: Toronto, Ontario, Canada:Eye Magazine (online version)

Enterzone: A quarterly hyperzine of writing, art, and new media

Expedition News: Highlights from Expedition News, a monthly reviewof world-class expeditions to the remote corners of the world. North Pole, South Pole, Mount Everest -- we cover all significant expeditions.

Euphony Net-Magazine: Canada's premier arts and entertainmentmagazine that has been publishingevery week since October 1994. ArtsMusicMoviesSexSatire

EVolution: A global culture bible chewing on music, humanity,outrage, expression, and the secret of eternalyouth (what was that about the holy grail?)

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Feedback I.T.: For the latest in Information Technology, Computing and Innovation! Regular up to the minute news items! Details of future products and research. Links to many other sites! NOT A Lost In Cyberspace Publication - Feedback I.T. is easiliy navigable and draws upon the user's experience of paper based product! User friendly - small images! SUBMIT your own articles or comments!

FreeSurf: Surfing 'zine published from Bells Beach Victoria every two months - covers environmental issues ln Australia and overseas as well as updates on surfing contests, profiles on surfers and shapers, design forums and general news. It is new to the Net and some more work is being done to add pics and graphics. Keep an eye on it surfers.

FAD Magazine: Spinning the World Wide Web - FAD Online.

From Now On - The Educational Technology Journal: This free journal offers 4 years of issuesaddressing the challenge of introducingnew technologies to schools.

FEED: Slick monthly e-zine with an intriguing mix of commentary on topics ranging from politics and culture. Definately not your typical e-zine.

Friday Magazine: Daily-updated, cartoon and info about the cartoonist. Cartoons are often political, sometimes general.

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Grassroots International Environmental Magazine: Grassroots is an international publication available on newsstands and in bookstores across the United States and Canada or by subscription. Published on a bi-monthly basis, Grassroots is a four-colour, glossy magazine printed on recycled paper with vegetable-based inks. The magazine has found a diverse and loyal following and its growing subscription base is comprised of people from all walks of life. Grassroots publishes information relating to physical and social environmental issues and showcases positive actions of individuals, businesses, grassroots and other organizations relative to those issues.

Game Zero Magazine: Video game related: news, reviews, cartoons, tradeshow coverage,*the* list of links for video gaming www pages, and more..."Your Detonation Point for Video Game Information"

GiGA magazine: Very good PC magazine for home users.

GuideWeb: Guide Magazine, paper edition, has been providinginformation to tourists visiting Costa Rica forthe past 16 years. Now we've added an electronicedition for those soon-to-be tourists visiting ourcountry.

Gerbil, A Queer Culture Zine: Queer culture zine published quarterly,for Lesbian and Gayswith regular Web updates. Fiction, Op-ed, prose,news, art.

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HYPE Electrazine: ((SOUNDZ)) ((TOONS)) ((STUFF)) ((UTILS))

HotWired: HotWired is the implementation of Wired Magazine�s vision of a functioning �cyberstation� on the WWW. In addition to original and thought provoking articles it makes excellent use of sound and video.

Hustler On-Line: ON-Line Mag by Hustler Magazine

hillinger: city news from the underground. city = linz, austrialanguage: germanhumor, politik, satire, musik, meinung

High Times: The infamous drug culture magazine

Harvard Computer Review: We review software, hardware, and books, in addition to writing feature and editorial articles about technology and computing and how each has changed the university experience, especially at Harvard. (No surprises there. I mean, just look at our title. :) Incidentally, we usually have a web hunt, which is fun to play with.

Hyperlink.com: A specialised web publishing environment that has links to a number of creative, free access web magazines.

Huskers Online: Up to the minute news on Husker sports from the state of Nebraska, USA.

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Internet World: A great guide to the internet.

internet_tv: current culture zine. Music reviews, interview, X_tract-a multimedia drama, advice, and complaints galor!

Inter@active Week: No description given

InfoZine: based in Kansas City; arts; reviews; video column; cartoons

Ingram's-Kansas City's Executive Lifestyle Magazine: Kansas City's authority for business news. Test your stock picking skills on the Stock Contest; play and win great prizes.

Iowa City Magazine: An online reflection of the spirit of Iowa City, home of the University of Iowa, with features on the people and events of Iowa, including a guide to RAGBRAI, the largest, longest, and oldest bike ride in the world; a witty parody of "The Bridges of M adison County" by a past winner of the International Bad Hemingway contest; an exclusive guide to the area's unique dining possibilities; and local gossip.

IEEE Communications Magazine: For Communications/Electrical Engineers or those interested in these fields. Monthly feature articles describe technology, systems, services, market trends, development methods, regulatory and policy issues, and significant global events.

indy magazine: bi-monthly print and e-zine covering the world of alternative comix.

IW Friday: A weekly internet news roundup from the staff of Internet World.

Interactive Age: The newspaper for electronic commerce

Indianapolis Monthly: Indianapolis Monthly, the national-award-winningcity magazine of Indianapolis, publishes articles of general interest to Indianapolis and Indiana residents. Its electronic pages include an events calendar, a preview of the current issue,and restaurant news and reviews.

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Joyce Wankable: North Carolina indie music, film, screenwriting, humor, pathetic lust

Jobs Market Online: On-line job listing magazine containing same data as Jobs Market Press Tabloid.

jane's xine: jane's xine is devoted to following all of the former members of Jane's Addiction into the future and their accompanying projects. We don't stop there- with good industry contacts and a large subscriber list, there's a lot out there we're trying to bring to you.

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KALERIA "The magazine of SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY": KALERIA is a monthly electronic publication presented in true magazine format, complete with picture graphics, animation, video and audio. We encourage reader interaction with monthly trivia contests, various response forms and a 1-800#. We also accept short sci-fi and fantasy stories for publication in each monthly issue. With our distinctive (Enhanced Audio-Visual Viewer), each issue of KALERIA can be loaded directly onto your computer, creating it's own icon. Just double click the icon to start enjoying the most unique e-zine around! For Additional Info: Call 1-800-734-5282 24 hours a day!

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Libido: The Journal of Sex and Sensibility

Le Monde Diplomatique: The French equivalent of Foreign Affairs published in Paris - try it!

LOGON- Sacramento BBS News Connection: Monthly publication for and about modemers & BBS's.

LAN on the Web: LAN on the Web is the hypertext version of LAN, which specializes in Local Area Networks. Not just an advertisement for the print version, the site runs monthly features, weekly news updates, and 50% material that is exclusive to the Website.

LiNeNoIsE: Christian Alternative Music

Lotto World: Win 1,000 free lottery tickets every two weeks!

Lightwork : The Monthly Aspectarian: New Age Magazine : including extracts from bestselling books of the Body, Mind and Spirit issues.

Laguna Life Magazine: Monthly, with weekly updates of things like crosswords and free classified ads. Contains new swimsuits, pets, crossword puzzles, book reviews, art and artists, gardening tips, astrology and horoscopes, business, festivals and other events, computer bargains, American history, travel, food and receipes, features and more.

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Mutual Funds Magazine: No description given

Mobidata: The journal of mobile computing

MacUSER: Here, you can find selected top stories from the latest MacUser, an index of past stories, contact information and more. Articles from the latest issue of MacUser will appear here each month as the issue hits the newsstands.

MacWEEK: Here, you can find selected top stories from the latest MacWEEK, reviews from past issues, contact information and more. Articles from the latest issue of MacWEEK will appear here each Monday, as the issue reaches subscribers' mailboxes. MacWEEK publishes weekly with the exception of August 28, November 20 and December 18 and 25.

MELVIN -- America's First Web Site: MELVIN is everything you'd want in a great magazine -- outrageous humor, True Horoscopes, and the Generation X-Word, as well as 40 more pages of completely original satirical content. New issues every other Monday.

mobilis: the mobile computing lifestyle magazine: mobilis is a monthly magazine featuring information about all aspects of mobile computing and communication.

Money: Online version of the print magazine.

MediaFilter: MetaZine site on the web, hyperlinking CovertAction Quarterly, the SHADOW,and other alternative Global media. WAR ZONE takes us to the Sarajevo Pipeline,creating free dialog with people in the regions of the former Yugoslavia, and Zines that present perspectives from the independent media in the Balkans. Investigative Journalism, Analysis, Satire and ComiX are intertwined to present perspectives on contemporary society.

Michigan Golfer ON-LINE: Articles from the Michigan Golfer, Michigan's Only Statewide Golf Magazine, plus photos and descriptions of Michigan golf courses and resorts.

Multimedia Newsstand: Sample Esquire, Cosmopolitan, Popular Mechanics, and more on-line! Win 1,000 free lottery tickets in our "Lotto World" promotion!

MacWorld: Monthly Macintosh magazine with a software archive.

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NEBULA NET-ZINE: A new arts & science net-zine, the reincarnation of the prestigious hardcopy lit mag NEBULA. First issue to appear in September, but site is established and worth a quick visit.

NetSurfer Digest: This E-zine covers numerous WWW net surfing sites. Netsurfer Digest is a commercial enterprise and is supported by the soon to debut Netsurfer Digest Marketplace, a twice monthly compendium of what we hope are useful and occasionally amusing ads. Least there be any doubt the current motto for Marketplace is "Stuff You Can Use".

Net Day: No description given

NUTHOUSE Magazine, "amusements by and for delightfully diseased minds": frequently updated home page with excerpts from NUTHOUSE, a humor magazine of interviews, commentary, fiction and poetry

NetWatchers Legal Cyberzine: Monthly e-zine, covering legal developments in cyberspace and the online world. Features a weekly "Legal Hotlink" site.

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ON Magazine: At the sharp end of popular and underground culture in the digital age, ON is crafted and compiled with loving care for global consumption.

OffBeat Magazine: OffBeat is New Orleans' and Louisiana's entertainment monthly. Excerpts and departments from each month's issue are made available on the Web space.

Ooze: Ooze is a humorous WWW publication known for its uncanny satire and its wonderful Chicken Catchatore.

Outside: Outside Online is the interactive electronic community for outdoor enthusiasts.

Oyster Boy Review of Fiction and Poetry: Oyster Boy Review is an independent literary magazine of fiction, poetry, and essay published in Chapel Hill, NC and distributed throughout the Southeast. Submissions are accepted year-round.

Other Voice: We are your typical anti-authoritarian anti-technology anarcho-primitivist-vegan rag with a pencant for the crude ramblings of underaged undergrads with no coherent ideology. We are funded by the Republican National Committee and accept no advertising . We publish once a month and distribute copies at Trinity, Wesleyan, and local hospitals. We accept and publish all submissions which meet the strict standards of the Food & Drug Administration; regardless of sex, race, religion, or ability to perform bi zzarre sex acts with hand guns. This zine is the shame of three Trinity College students who find it easier to whine than to rebel. Also check out our Web Gallery and Olive Tree; A Monthly Chinese Poetry Magazine.

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Playboy: No description given

Penthouse: No description given

Popular Mechanics: No description given

PC Magazine: A Magazine for PC owners...

PC WEEK: The World-Wide Web edition of The National Newspaper of Corporate Computing

PC Computing: On-Line edition of PC Computing

ProLife News: Issues and news of interest to supporters of the prolife movement both in the US and abroad.

Pandora's Box: Learn everything you wanted to know (and more!) about the lit/art zine "Pandora's Box" -- including how to submit, subscribe, sneak peaks and read the latest news about it!

People Magazine: Pop culture, entertainment magazine

Paine News: PAINE NEWS is a journal of American Commentary in the spirit of Tom Paine, corset-maker, tax collector and co-founder of Democracy. Opinion, profiles, fiction and the news misfit to print.

Paramour: Literary and Artistic Erotica

Private Eye: UK satirical magazine - review of politics and people, issues of the day.

Playtime Online: Swinging contacts, mail forwarding, xxx video reviews, adult-oriented features, erotic stories online, lots of great pics! Emphasis on quality.

Playmen Magazine: Italian Adult Magazine (Screens are in both English and Italian).

PC Gamer Magazine: Game reviews and hints and tips, similar to CGW.

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Quanta: The electronic magazine of science fiction and fantasy.

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Rainbow Ridge Creativity Colony: A collection of creative individuals that know how to take you to higher places.

RAD Cyberzine: Interviews with bands, CD reviews, pictures

Renaissance Times: Art, Ballet, Tarot, New Age, magazine with graphics sound and text

Ratio Iuris: The law magazine of the students of law and politic science of the university of lima

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Scream Press: Whisper & WEBsurf: Whisper is poetry & fiction. WEBsurf is all about the World Wide Web.

state51: British site famous for fresh air and fun. Cynthia Rose's Real Time Hot-Tips (popular culture), Knowhere Street Level Guide to the UK, Colin's Fun Page. Tons of stuff. Changes every few days.

SIDES: Artistic, Social & Spiritual issues.

SMILE: SMILE is the name of a magazine of multiple origins. The name is fixed, the types of magazines using it aren't. Many magazines bearing the same name create a situation for which no one in particular is responsible. There have been more than 100 SMILE issues since 1984 in Europe, America and Australia.

Scallywag: "Publish and be damned" type magazine.

Shadow Magazine: Shadow is an electronic fiction magazine with work aimed at young adults. Most of the stories are of interest to readers of all ages, so check it out.

Sky Wings: Hanggliding and paragliding

SunWorld Online: IDG's monthly online magazine for the Solaris and SPARC community. Includes news, features, columns, new products, and a jump page to more than 200 home pages of interest to the Sun community.

SEA FRONTIERS MAGAZINE: a magazine for Oceanographic, Marine Biologist,Ocean conservationist Wow, really neat stuff, The publication for the international Oceanograpic Foundation With it's own home page and other publications as well

Sports California ONLINE: An all-sports electronic magazine on the Internet. The primary focus is on the professional sports teams of the San Francisco Bay area. There is extensive coverage of the World Champion San Francisco 49ers with high quality action photography, as well as coverage of the other sports teams of the San Francisco Area including the Oakland Raiders, San Jose Sharks, Golden State Warriors, San Francisco Giants and Oakland A's.

Sports Spectrum: A Christian sports magazine.

Syllabus Magazine: Syllabus Magazine [in their words], the definitivetechnology magazine for high schools,colleges, anduniversities

Sky & Telescope: Magazine for professional and amateur astronomers

silence: the silence offers the best emerging writers of poetry, fiction, and essays. We feature work by writers who have found their voice, but may not bereaching the audience they deserve.

Spectrum, The WDVL Journal: Articles cover topics such as: HTML, CGI, browsers, equipment, operating systems, interfacing databases to the web, images, and current trends in web development. While our articles are technical in nature, there is something for the beginner as well as the advanced developer.

Surf's Up!: Links to unusual sites -- wrapped in interesting commentary and opinion!

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TidBITS: The famous net-based Macintosh magazine.

Time Magazine: No description given

The Hawk: An Arts and Literary E-Zine for the World Wide Web

Tokyo Journal: Tokyo's Hottest English-language City Magazine

TRIBE: A really cool Toronto based magazine - comics, raves, parties, people...

The Morpo Review: The Morpo Review is a literary magazine that publishes poetry, fiction and non-fiction on a bi-monthly basis.

Twentieth Century Watch: WATCH magazine is online with a full text version of it's newstand issue. While Twentieth Century WATCH magazine does not propose to be a daily news source, we do intend to provide in-depth analysis of important events from the point of view of Bible prophecy.

The Sober Witness - A HYPE FREE GUIDE TO THE WEB: Designed to help you sort through the muck on the net, so that you may find the little gems of information that make it all worth while. Also, lots of HTML tips and tricks.

Triathlete Online: Triathlon and multisport events

The Stick: A monthly Websurfer magazine. Each issue has product reviews, tips and tricks, and a giant list of surf sites with descriptions.

Tri-City Computing: TCCM is a computing magazine based in Albany, NY. It is written for both the beginner and expert alike with articles covering everything from C Programming to buying a new system. TCCM is also published in paper format and is available free in the Cap ital Region of New York State.

The Economist: A selection of The Economist magasine.

THE LIGHTHOUSE electronic MAGAZINE (TLeM): Christian music features, reviews, upcoming releases, and news

the SHADOW: NYC's incomparable underground newspaper

The Underground Review: A smorgasbord of juicy stuff from the political "underground."

TV Movie On: Online version of a German TV magazine(German text only)

The Muse: A monthly Creative Arts and Culture Web magazine that has sections on Jazz, Ambient, Dance, Techno, Opera and Classical music, plus Books, Art, Cinema, Theatre, Dance and Culture. A new issue on the 7th of each month.

Thesis: A bi-monthly science and technology magazine covering traditional fields like medical research and information technology plus new developments in computer imaging, the Internet and science in finance.

The Weaver: A monthly Web magazine that explores current developments in human consciousness and ancient spiritual wisdom. It covers mythology, astrology, deities, eastern traditions, psychology, psychotherapy, holistic health and new age issues. A new issue on the 25th of each month.

The Internet Telecom Observer: NEW! The first "many-media" magazine, with text, sound, and videoover the Web, linked coverage in conventional media - print journalism,radio, and TV. Also connected to a Virtual Exhibition. Covering various slicesof the telecommunications world, from routers to international tradenetworks to making fun of virtual body piercing, and launched to coincidewith Telecom '95 in Geneva (Oct. 3). Daily coverage of the Show, with nightlymany-media interviews; Negroponte is the first. A project in practicalconvergence; media partners include Le Monde, The Economist Group, TheGuardian, Advertising Age, 01 Informatique, many local (Swiss) publications,Swiss and European TV and radio. Publisher is InfoDesign, the pioneeringWeb services firm founded in 1992-3 by a member of the team whichdeveloped the WWW itself. Seeking submissions, including bizarre telecomart.

THE HINDU: Online edition of One of India's national newspapers. This site is with Point's Top 5% of all Websites survey.

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UnixWorld Online: No description given

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Viewfinder Magazine: Middlebury College film review magazine

Voiceworks: Voiceworks is an Australian youth magazine that features the work of young (14-24) writers

ViRuS: An 'Emore994z9' for people who don't care much about sense. In(s)ane poetry and rants; music reviews, interviews and samples; weird science facts; musings on the wacky world of politics; art; and whatever else comes our way or assaults our sensibilities.

Velonews: The journal of competitive cycling. Probably the cycling specific journal that you can get in the states. Pretty much hard core stuff throughout. Improving U.S. coverage and hipper layout are making this a great zine.

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WebRunner: No description given

Windows Sources: The magazine for Windows experts

Web Developer's Journal: News and Reviews of the Latest Hypertext Authoring Tools, Modems, Communications Software, Browsers, ISDN, Future Trends

Western Back: The unofficial 'zine of the Western WashingtonUniversity student body

WWW Virtual Library E-Journal List: This is the electronic journal listing from the WWW Virtual library, containing listings for many e-journals and updated daily.

Winn's World Wide Web Weakly Weekly (W6): A weekly (obviously) humorous look at life in the Midwest. Reviews, Phiction, "hot links", and more.

WorldNews OnLine: WorldNews OnLine is a service that brings newspapers and news services from around the world to a global community of multi-lingual people who need news from far away places.

Winning: A very good cycling magazine. Mix of road and mountain bike coverage. Has some what of a European tint.

Westcoast Famailies: A fun, graphical journal for kids and parents.

Where It's @ !: Where it's @ is a 2-3 weekly publication on what's NEW and HOT on the WWW. Being a non-commercial venture, we promise to list only the BEST sites worth knowing about.

Word: It's an eclectic cacophany of New York culture and beat. Excellent features from talented writers.

Web Week: The best weekly covering exclusively the web for web professionals.

Where/LA Magazine: A great new on-line magazine about everything to do in Los Angeles

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XYZZYnews: XYZZYnews is a bi-monthly magazine for fans of interactive fiction. It's for nostalgic fans of the old Infocom games, people who're always on the lookout for new text adventure games to play, and designers of new adventure games.

X Magazine: Humor, entertainment magazine published monthly out of Eugene Oregon.

XCENTRIX: XCENTRIX is an eclectic zine, integrating a number of divergent genres. Features include: art, music, prose, fiction, fashion, cuisine, club/rave scene, gossip, drag queens, sex, editorial and free classifieds. Submissions and comments are welcomed.

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Ziff Davis Publishing Company: No description given

ZD Europe: European PC magazines

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