Online Periodicals:

• American Cinematographer
• American Diplomacy
• American Heritage
• American Libraries Online
• American Medical Association Publications
  You'll find the Web editions of the AMA's scientific publications and American Medical news.
• Asiaweek
• Atlantic Monthly
• Aviation Week and Space Technology
• Brookings Review
• The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
• Business Week
• Byte
• Choice
• Commercial News USA
• The Chronicle of Higher Education
• CyberWire Dispatch
  Award-winning journalist Brock L. Meeks is one of the smartest writers on the Web , and this collection of his cyberspace-related articles appears only online. New articles are posted about every two weeks.
• Dance Magazine
• Discover Magazine
• The Economist
• Federal Register
• Forbes Online
• Foreign Affairs
  Offering abstracts of articles appearing in a whole range of foreign affairs publications, plus books reviews and more. It also has the full text of one article from the most recent issue of "Foreign Affairs."
• Foreign Policy
• Fortune   
• Harper's Magazine
• Harvard Political Review
• HotWired
  Though it's true that HotWired is a Web adjunct to the print version of Wired, it's also much more, with groovy graphics almost as head-spinning as the kind of thing you see in the regular magazine.
• Life
• MicroTimes
• MIT's Technology Review Magazine
• Money
• Nation
• National Geographic
• National Review
• New Republic
• New York Times Book Review
• New Yorker
• Newsweek
• PC Magazine
• People
• Political Science Quarterly
• PopSci.com
  The latest in science and technology merge on PopSci.com. This online version of Popular Science magazine is updated daily and features news in five different categories: Automotive, Computer, Electronics, Home Technology, and Science and Research.
• Progression - The Future of Music and Guitar
• Publishers Weekly
• Reader's Digest
• Scientific American
  The Web incarnation of Scientific American balances information, clarity, and a presentation to make it easy for anyone not only to understand but to enjoy learning about science.
• Smithsonian Magazine
• Sports Illustrated
• TV Guide
• Time Magazine
• U.S. News & World Report Online
• U.S. Dept. of State's Electronic Journals
• WQ (The Wilson Quarterly)
• Wired Magazine
• The World and I

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