Computerworld has decided to end its print publication, which has been published since 1967. The technology magazine is published by International Data Group (IDG). The last issue will be published next week.
The magazine’s editor in chief Scot Finnie explains the decision in article published on June 19, 2014. He says, “It’s sad to lose anything that has endured so long. But we are merely taking part in the natural evolution of the media industry, like so many great publications before us. Trains, after all, were once powered by coal and steam; Computerworld is moving from paper to electrons.”
“The new digital edition will support touch and will be formatted for reading on tablet and desktop displays.”
Engadget reports that the new Computerworld digital magazine will launch on August 1st.
Laszlo Varga
