Magazines

BYTE Back Issues: Just in case you threw out all your old copies of BYTE.
E-Journal Archive: Just one of many archives for electronic journals.
Factsheet Five: Independent zines aspire to be reviewed in the megal cool Factsheet
Girl Band Guide: Get a big fix of information on grrrl bands currently on riot patrol.
Underground Computing: Unleash dangerous thoughts and find provocative revelations.
Virtual Culture: Academia-type journal with in-depth psycho-social ideas of virtual culture.

Education Week: Tips for people working in the educational fields.
Helter Skelter: How to build your own clandestine TV station, and more. Cool zine!
Internet World: It's not as cool as The Net, but you might find some interesting yummies here.
SOSHUTUP: Anarchistic eco-warriers with a sense of humor and a distaste for the upper class.
The New Republic: Political onslaughts focusing on U.S. current events, with fiery editorials.

10 THINGS: Dan Halligan's fanzine about Washington's punk scene. READ THIS!
Axcess: Issues of hipper-than-thou Axcess, with cool links to Adobe Acrobat and other yummies.
Blink: Only available on the Internet. Culture. Fiction. Interviews. Technology. Essays.
bOING bOING: The very coolest in techno zines. Hardcore hackers, intelligent infonauts, and nerds abound.
Brewing Techniques: Learn everything about the art and science of brewing your own beer.
Buddhist Ethics: Journal to promote academic research in Buddhist ethics.
Cyber-Sleaze: Tabloid trashiness, with Adam Curry's daily feature on entertainment "sleaze."
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Economist: Oooh, we are so intellectual, and now we are online. This is a nice site, though.
Electronic Green Journal: Professional journal that covers international environmental issues.
Factsheet Five: This is the Web site for this reviewer of independent zines.
Fine Art Forum: This is one of the oldest electronic newsletters about art and technology.
Heckler Zine: All the goods on the Snowboard and Skateboard cultures. Way cool interviews.
HotWired: Since the mag is difficult to read (where do the stories end?), check the Web site.
MacUser: Explore the world of the super cool Mac computer with reviews, gossip, products.
More Beer: If you are an artist and you like to drink a lot of beer or like art about beer...go here.
One: Alternative Black newspaper that's only on the Internet. COOOL logo and amazing essays.
Online Wisconsin: People in Wisconsin are really connected to the Internet??? Moooooo.
Outside Online: Information about outdoor adventures, and a great events calender.
Paul Revere News: A zine about the right to bear arms in the U.S. Hmmmm...
PC Magazine: Read about news, reviews, and what's going on in the PC world.
Peaches is cream: Everything pop culture could want in a magazine: TV, music, editorial gook.
Postmodern Culture: Now there's an oxymoron. Regardless, there are some great articles here.
Quanta: Roam through the galaxy with this science fiction online zine...groovy graphics.
Red Dog Journal: Creative energy flows through the art, stories, and essays found here. Woof.
Sparky In Cyberspace: A place on which the entrepreneur can advertise ($15 a month).
Sports Illustrated: An American classic: The venerable sports authority gets a digital update.
Tennis Worldwide: Perk up your backhand and stay on top of all the tournaments. Love-40.
Unit Circle: Zine with cool graphics and essays on everything from world change to comics.
Virtual NewsStand: Newsstand features a few mags at a time, with teaser articles to sample.
Yeeeoww!!! Digital Cartoons: Sometimes funny, sometimes not. But worth a look.