.net is one of if not the best Internet orientated magazine available to buy! For the mere price of £3.99, you get over 180 pages & a great CD crammed with good software. There are reviews, hints, tips, how to’s & lots, lots more besides crammed into the mag. The magazine is split into sections, which then go in-depth and are very interesting to say the least. If you do not read from cover to cover there is something wrong! Magazine sections include: Web Builder: This is for all levels of experience of website builders should you be building your first Homepage or being paid a small fortune for a professional job for some big ...  Read the complete review

This must be one of the few net magazines that's written for general readers with a wide range of levels of knowledge of the net. Many of the others tend to be for complete beginners, or for people who want to read about successful ecommerce sites. It is usually a good read. It has excellent in depth articles and lots of practical tips on subjects like javascript, cgi, php and so on. Picking some back issues at random, March 2001 started a series on cgi with instructions on how to build a chat room. To go with this they provided Xitami, Active Perl and Everychat on the CD. (The next part of thisseries, April 2001 showed how to create a mailing list ...  Read the complete review

.Net is one of the most well respected internet magazines available on the UK market. It provides news and information, product reviews and cover discs full of everything you need to know to help you get the most out of the internet. It has a friendly style about it and is less formal than Internet magazine, which is the only other internet magazine that is worth buying (in my view). It covers everyday issues that interest everyone, but also manages to come up with interesting articles and advice that are very specific, yet also appealing. The sections --------------- In every issue, there are a few features. These I find, are very interesting ...  Read the complete review

Being in the IT industry I subscribe to three magazines to keep me up to date with the latest goings on. These are Internet magazine; Net magazine and PCPlus magazine, the other two of these are also reviewed by myself on their own sections. The reason for buying all three that between them I get the full picture and all the information I could want, whether it be hardware, software, news or just coding bits. Obviously Net and Internet magazines deal with the Internet side of things while PCPlus spreads itself through all the areas of computing. Between the two I think that Net magazine is the more technical and offers more in the way of coding tips ...  Read the complete review

A long time ago (well a few years at least) when I was first considering using the Internet I bought several magazines to get a taste of what everythign was about, e.g. software needed, jargon, places to go etc. Of all the magazines I bought .net stood out at being the best one dedicated to the 'net. Ever since then I have remained a faithful and avid reader, looking forward to each new issue as it becomes available. The magazine comes in two flavours, CD or no CD, with the no CD version being cheaper. The CD version is usually the best buy as there is often great software (often full versions of retail software) that will help you in your use of the ...  Read the complete review