Software Magazine Announces Move to Digital Version, Six-Time Frequency

Software Magazine has announced the move to delivery as a digital-only version, consistent with trends in technology publishing towards electronic delivery of files. Software Magazine will be published digitally six times per year and targeted to 20,000 technology decision makers who are CIOs, IT managers, directors of development, and managers of infrastructure, networks and databases.

Newton, MA (PRWEB) July 19, 2006

Software Magazine has announced the move to delivery as a digital-only version, consistent with trends in technology publishing towards electronic delivery of files.

“We are excited by this move into the 21st century of editorial and advertising opportunities,” says John P. Desmond, editor of Software Magazine and president of King Content Co., owner of the publication. “This will allow us to more directly connect to our readers in information technology management who value the content we provide. And for advertisers, this is a way to clearly measure responsiveness in a way not possible with printed magazine products.”

Software Magazine will be published digitally six times per year and targeted to 20,000 technology decision makers who are CIOs, IT managers, directors of development, and managers of infrastructure, networks and databases responsible for buying specifying and recommending IT products and services.

The Software Magazine digital version will be distributed by Qmags.com, a major distributor of digital publications for leading publishers. Qmags verifies the delivery using its own auditing procedures.

Software Magazine is home to the Software 500 revenue-based ranking of the world’s largest software and service providers. The 2006 list will be the 24th edition and will be published in the September issue. Visit http://www.softwaremag.com to see the Software 500 and all Software Magazine’s Buyers’ Guides and editorial content focused on application development, application packages, business intelligence, IT infrastructure, security and the business of IT. The target reader of Software Magazine is the buyer, specifier and recommender of products and services targeting information technology professionals.

In addition to Software Magazine and its Web site Softwaremag.com, King Content Co. produces the Software Marketing Perspectives Conference & Expo (http://www.smpevent.com), targeted to technology product managers who are suppliers of products and services to IT professionals. The second event was held in the Santa Clara Convention Centers in June and was sold out. Plans are underway for the next SMP event, date and location to be announced.

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