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A Must Have Resource
What is wonderful about this magazine is that in just a few hours you get an in depth analysis of a changing focus topic.As I write this, I am staring at the July/Aug double issue-- on SALES.But it might be leadership, management-- whatever it is, its info that keeps me thinking for days without reading several books and a lot of fluff.The articles are direct to the point and the variety of authors and their views give you a lot to think about.This is a must have on that restless plane ride or any other occasion you want headlines and in depth thought provoking broad based coverage.

business reference
it is the best management reference. answering questions that managers and researchers willing to know more about. opening amply opportunity to do things in propre way.

Not Cutting Edge
This is my third year as a subscriber - sometimes I wonder what I have missed before that. HBR is not about being the first to print the latest management trends or techniques. The majority of the articles involve a ton load of research spanning years and in some cases decades. The research covers numerous companies so that there is a justifiable amount of truth to what is being written. It would be tomfoolery to adopt these techniques and assume that they will automatically apply to your company or department without some sort of additional or complimentary technique. However HBR covers many of the different management styles with practical examples. Then occasionally they revisit an article that they printed eons ago, giving you a fresh insight on how accurate or even inaccurate they were in their research. Each month there is a fictional Case Study that tries to mimic the real world. At the end of each Case Study authorities in the case study field give their professional views on what should be done. Occasionally these fictional studies do reflect your own corporate trials and tribulations. There is the `HBR at Large' section and `Best Practice' covers real world practices and their thoughts on them. HBR will teach you a lot. You should know that you probably wouldn't read every article every month. You're looking at 125-175 pages per month and about 100+ pages of content per month - fine print!. Why Buy: Quite possibly the most impressive magazine to have on your desk when anyone steps into your office. It's inevitable, almost everything involves money and business - HBR greatly improves your odds with the business part. As a gift for the business minded person (corporate or entrepreneur) in your life - male, female, romantic, non-romantic. ... Read more

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Where is it?
I ordered my subscription 3 months ago and still have not received it.

The Invisible Magazine
Two months after ordering the magazine I have yet to receive a single issue.

Not a fan of Forbes, anymore
I subscribed to Forbes magazine for a year or two, and in general the content is good, but I cancelled my subscription for 3 reasons. (A) 33% of the pages are ALL advertisements - what a waste of space, (B) every magazine has 3 or 4 renewal postcards that fall out onto the floor as I read the magazine, and (B) the classifieds in the back are "not of interest" to any real business person. If you don't mind the ads and the fluff, then this magazine might be right for you! It's not for me. I give it 2 stars. ... Read more

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Great For Small Business Owners
If you have your own small business or start-up, or are even slightly thinking about starting one, this magazine is well worth the small cost. I usually bring mine on the plane along with a couple others.

Great Mag for Entrepreneurs
I ordered a free trial of this mag a while back, before starting my own e-business recently. Immediately I began a subscription. The reviews from pros on REAL businesses offer a lot of insight while the profiles give it a real world feel.
Great past, Brighter future
I subscribe to Inc.. Although I am not a business owner, yet, I find the articles to be informative and the magazine a useful resource. As an accomplished song writer and aspiring song seller, the article on (...)-May 2005- made me aware of a resource that I did know was available. Check that one out.
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Greeeeat
Has insightful articles about what's hot in the business world.Great articles on tech companies and wonderful ideas about how to get rich.Honestly the best thing about this magazine is that it gives an immense amount of motivation and inspiration to the reader.I would agree with one of the reviewers, however, that it tends to go off course.It has great potential and is definitely worth subscribing to.

BLAST OFF !
Go into high gear man! Great Business mag! What you do not know you will know, if you buy this mag. Read on man !!

Don't bother.
This magazine can't decide what it is. Seems unsure of whether it's trying to be Entrepreneur, Fortune Small Business, or Business Weekly. Stick to the more established publications with a slightly narrower focus. This one is all over the place, and not of particularly high quality. ... Read more

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Very current, in-depth reporting and high writing standards make this my favorite IT periodical.
As a long-time IT professional, I've read InfoWorld, Information Weekly, SysAdmin, Dr Dobbs, etc. etc.In 2006, the only one I read with any regularity is Computerworld.It is relevant, smart, and covers an almost impossible range of topics in a very broad IT world.
Comprehensive coverage of the IT industry
With its weekly distribution, there is almost too much information.Articles are balanced and cover a wide range of topics.Quickly responds with articles about new concepts and ideas. ... Read more

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Greeeeat
Has insightful articles about what's hot in the business world.Great articles on tech companies and wonderful ideas about how to get rich.Honestly the best thing about this magazine is that it gives an immense amount of motivation and inspiration to the reader.I would agree with one of the reviewers, however, that it tends to go off course.It has great potential and is definitely worth subscribing to.

BLAST OFF !
Go into high gear man! Great Business mag! What you do not know you will know, if you buy this mag. Read on man !!

Don't bother.
This magazine can't decide what it is. Seems unsure of whether it's trying to be Entrepreneur, Fortune Small Business, or Business Weekly. Stick to the more established publications with a slightly narrower focus. This one is all over the place, and not of particularly high quality. ... Read more

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Very informative and fun to read
As an SEO specialist, I am always looking for new and current information to continue my SEO education. I highly recommend this magazine to anyone either in the business or particularly a small business owner who should understand how important this is to their business.
Excellent publication !
The writing was just right.When I go into some of the SEO / SEM blogs and forums, I find people are writing as if they were trying to impress others.SEO and SEM are basic ingredients to successful site operations and should be written as such. A resource that ties it all together - thanks!

Search Marketing Standard is great for both novice and expert SEMs.
I absolutely love the magazine. I really only say that about a few magazines, and I'm still bothered by one of my favorites that went by the wayside, Web Techniques. In terms of magazines that are still in publication, my top 5 favorites are:
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quotes
I used to subscribe to this pamphlet (and it is a pamphlet, not a magazine) at work several years ago.I just unearthed a copy from 1997 and was surprised to find it's still out there.To give you an idea of what it is:it's roughtly 20+ pages, full of inspiring quotes related to leadership, honesty, work ethic, etc.Some is funny, some is thought-provoking: This is not a magazine!
Even though this is advertised as a magazine, it is actually a 24 page pamphlet measuring 4 x 6.5 inches. It contains brief, loosely related, quotations about leadership and human nature from sources that date from ancient times through the present. There are no articles at all.Nothing within the pages was written for this publication. The longest quotations are a couple of paragraphs. Most are one or two lines.Read more

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