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| Editor-in-Chief | Eric Lundquist |
|---|---|
| Categories | Computer magazines, Business magazines |
| Frequency | Weekly |
| Circulation | 400,100 |
| First issue | unknown |
| Company | Ziff Davis Media |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | English |
| Website | [www.eweek.com] |
| ISSN | unknown |
- For the Non-profit organization see eWeek.org
eWEEK (tagline: The Enterprise Newsweekly) is a weekly computing business magazine published by Ziff Davis Media, featuring editorials, reviews, lab tests and news.
The magazine mostly covers enterprise topics and is targeted at IT professionals rather than hobbyists. The magazine was previously known as 'PCweek'. eWeek is home to gossip columnist and industry insider Spencer F. Katt and also runs a popular weekly Kattoon (cartoon) of his adventures.
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