Revolution

The words on the cover say it all - Business and Marketing in the Digital Economy - and the word 'Marketing' is highlighted. The marketing emphasis is always present in Revolution, in both the news and features. If you want to know who has brought who, how much someone is spending to advertise on someone else's site, or which sites are being launched when, then Revolution is for you. If your interest is either on the creative or technical side of the web world then you might not find so much in Revolution to interest you. However, the weekly format means that Revolution is always abreast of the situation. Read at least the first eight pages ...

The magazine describes itself as Business and marketing in the digital economy. This is a must for those in e-commerce. Yet for those not in that area (like me) but wanting to know more there is usually something of interest I have been reading this for over a year. I do not have any direct involvement in e-commerce. It has changed from monthly to weekly. There is lots of news and it is reasonably up to date. Its supplements (aka reports or guides) are the most informative. Especially, those which provide introductions to for example iTV (interactive TeleVision). It includes features on websites and more importantly British e-business people ...