Computerra

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Computerra
Computerra #660 cover, dated 31 October 2006
Editor-in-Chief	Sergey Leonov
Categories	Computer magazine
Frequency	Weekly
Circulation	64,000 / week
Publisher	C&C Computer Publishing Limited
First Issue	21 December 1992
Company	C&C Computer Publishing Limited
Country	Russia
Language	Russian
Website	offline.computerra.ru
ISSN	1815-2198

Computerra (Russian: Компьюте́рра) — russian computer weekly. The first edition was released on December 21, 1992 and is publishing by C&C Computer Publishing Limited (Computerra Publishing House).

Founder: Dmitriy Mendrelyuk. There are some other magazines founded by him like "Business-Journal" (Russian: Би́знес-Журна́л)

Typical audience of "Computerra" magazine are working men 25-34 years old, who have high social status, high or medium level of income, and use computer.^[1]

Difference of "Computerra" from most of computer magazines is that this magazine not only writes about computer hardware and sowftware, but writes philosophical thoughts about life, "computer people" life above all.

1 Editorial staff (as of October 2006)
2 History
3 See also
4 External links
5 References

[edit] Editorial staff (as of October 2006)

[edit] The editors

Editor-in-chief (acting) - Dmitriy Mendrelyuk
Senior editors - Sergey Leonov, Sergey Vilianov, Vladimir Guriev, Leonid Levkovich-Maslyuk
Coordinator - Olga Ilyina
Editors - Constantine Kurbatov, Ilya Schurov
Style editor - Aleksandr Shevchenko
Proof-reader - Julia Sleptsova

[edit] News department

Head of department - Vladislav Biryukov
Observers - Galaktion Andreev, Timophey Bakhvalov, Aleksandr Bumagin, Stanislav Gobunov, Artem Zakharov, Denis Zenkin, Eugeny Zolotov, Denis Konovalchik, Sergey Kirienko, Igor Kuksov, Aleksey Levin, Ivan Prohorov, Michael Sannikov, Andrey Harlanov, Dmitriy Shabanov, Viktor Shepelev