Newsweek Magazine

The New England Journal of Medicine is a weekly medical journal that publishes new medical research findings, review articles and editorial opinions on a variety of topics for biomedical science and clinical practice. It focuses on internal medicine and specialty areas, including allergy, immunology, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, hematology, kidney disease, oncology, rheumatology, HIV/AIDS, and pulmonary, liver, kidney, viral and infectious disorders. The magazine also covers topics, such heart failure, hypertension, dermatology, tuberculosis, transplantation, oncology, medical ethics, Parkinson s disease, and health, pain and palliative care. The New England Journal of Medicine offers one-credit examinations based on specific articles in the magazine. It has readers throughout Massachusetts.

Computerworld is a source for critical information needs of senior information technology management at medium- and large-sized companies. It covers news from the IT manager's perspective with an analytical view of how that news affects the daily operations of large technology enterprises. The company is a division of IDG, one of the world's leading technology media, research and event companies. Computerworld serves the needs of technology management through print and online vehicles, as well as by first-hand user accounts at its conference series. Its Web site, conference series and custom research join the weekly print publication to form one of the United States-based hubs of the world's largest global IT media network. Recognized by its peers, the company has been awarded more than 115 print and online editorial awards, including 22 American Society of Business Press Editors awards for editorial excellence. Computerworld s headquarters is in Framingham, Mass.