When Computer Weeklyannounced the end of its print
edition in April 2011, plenty of people mistakenly associated “shutting print” with “shutting down”. The reaction was symptomatic of a lingering perception in parts of B2B
media that if your print product goes, you’re doomed. Ending the printed magazine was something of a milestone, given that Computer Weekly had been around since 1966, the world’s first
weekly technology magazine.
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