NetGuide
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NetGuide is a monthly New Zealand technology magazine.
It was launched in September 1996[1] by an independent Auckland-based publisher and acquired by the Australia-based Australian Consolidated Press (ACP) in mid-2003. Originally entirely internet-focused, it developed to cover wider computer and technology issues.
The magazine claims to be New Zealand's biggest-selling technology magazine with an audited net sale of 31,543 copies and a readership of 170,000.[2] The magazine competes with IDG's New Zealand PC World [1]
The magazine also runs the annual People’s Choice NetGuide Web Awards.[2]
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[edit] Australian edition
The magazine launched a version for the Australian market, Australian NetGuide, in 1998. This has a circulation of 38,086 and a readership of 126,000[3] It competes with NineMSN's apc [2] and IDG's Australian PC World title [3]
[edit] Special editions
NetGuide has also produced special usually one-off edition magazines aimed at specific sections of the computer-using audience, including NetGuide for Parents, NetGuide for Beginners, and NetGuide for Seniors.
[edit] References
- ^ NetGuideWeb "About us", accessed 3 August 2006
- ^ a b NetGuideWeb "Readership and circulation", accessed 3 August 2006
- ^ ACP Magazines "publication specifications", accessed 3 August 2006
