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EWeek

eWeek (Enterprise Newsweekly, stylized as eWEEK), formerly PCWeek, is a technology and business magazine. It was owned by Ziff Davis until 2012, then byQuinStreet, then in 2020 it was sold again to TechnologyAdvice, a Nashville, Tennessee marketing company.

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Founded
1983
Based in
Nashville, TN
Categories
Computer magazine, Business magazine
Circulation
20M pageviews/year
Company
TechnologyAdvice
Country
United States

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EWeek

Nodes11
Edges10
Triples35
Avg. degree1.82
Density0.181818
Components1

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EWeek

Top relations

related to Later success · 12
EWeek → Chris Preimesberger, David Strom, Gina Smith, Mike Edelhart, Paul Bonner, PCWeek, PCWeek's, People, Peter Coffee, Sam Whitmore, Scot Peterson, Ziff-Davis
related to Writers · 6
EWeek → Among, Chief, Editor, Jessica DavisScott Ferguson, Senior Writer, Todd Weiss
related to Evolution · 5
EWeek → As, Lab-based, PC Industry, PCWeek, Successor
Based in · 1
EWeek → Nashville, TN
Categories · 1
EWeek → Computer magazine, Business magazine
Circulation · 1
EWeek → 20M pageviews/year
Company · 1
EWeek → TechnologyAdvice
Country · 1
EWeek → United States
Editor-in-Chief · 1
EWeek → Chris Bernard (2024-)
Final issue · 1
EWeek → 2012

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pcweek business magazine editor company davis ziff 2012 time first pc became started chris pcs covered computing success writers quinstreet

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
EWeekBased inNashville, TN1.00infobox
EWeekCategoriesComputer magazine, Business magazine1.00infobox
EWeekCirculation20M pageviews/year1.00infobox
EWeekCompanyTechnologyAdvice1.00infobox
EWeekCountryUnited States1.00infobox
EWeekEditor-in-ChiefChris Bernard (2024-)1.00infobox
EWeekFinal issue20121.00infobox
EWeekFounded19831.00infobox
EWeekFrequencyonline only1.00infobox
EWeekISSN1530-62831.00infobox
EWeekLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
EWeekWebsiteeweek.com1.00infobox

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