The number of computer publications reflects our interest in computing. On the Web, you can find listings of currently published computer magazines and journals at www.internetvalley.com/top100mag.html. For PC users, the most popular hardware and software magazines are probably Computer Shopper (www.cshopper.com), InfoWorld (www.infoworld.com), PC Magazine (www.pcmag.com), PC Computing (www.pccomputing.com), and Windows (www.winmag.com). The most readable academic journal is Communications of the ACM. For general commentary about the computer industry, check your newsstand or the Web for Forbes (www.forbes.com), Upside (www.upside.com), and the Wall Street Journal (www.wsj.com).

Cybertimes   Cybertimes is a special section of the New York Times online. It includes all the latest technology news, insightful analysis, and articles that feature the impact of technology on society.

The Electronic Newsstand   The Electronic Newsstand presents one of the most extensive and complete listings of all magazines available on the Internet and off. The Newsstand offers brief descriptions of what a magazine has to offer and what the current month's cover story is. When a magazine has a companion Web site, you'll find a link to that site. Here, you can also subscribe to magazines and sometimes get special subscription rates. The Electronic Newsstand features over 300 print and electronic magazines on computers and the Internet.