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Magazines and E-zines:

AEC Newsroom

News and information for the AEC related CAD marketplace, supplied online by Digitalmedianet.

http://www.aecnewsroom.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

AECbytes

Analysis, research, and reviews of AEC technology.

http://www.aecbytes.com/

CAD User Magazine

A magazine focusing on the following CAD software: autocad, solid works, solid edge, microstation, turbocad, intellicad, helix, microcadam, tri-forma, mechanical desktop, and architectural desktop.

http://www.caduser.com/

Cadalyst

Offering news items, reviews, articles, and features, along with downloadable AutoLISP source code.

http://www.cadalyst.com/

CADInfo.Net

Online CAD publication featuring industry news, product reviews, articles, tutorials and resource directories.

http://www.cadinfo.net/

Cadserver

An online magazine for the CAD community, featuring news and reviews from the CADdesk and MCAD paper magazines.

http://www.cadserver.co.uk/

Computer-Aided Design and Applications

A peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to the applications of CAD technology in areas ranging from mechanical CAD to medicine, fashion and handicraft.

http://www.cadanda.com/

Desktop Engineering Magazine

Offers articles, news, buyers guide, career center, forums, and subscription based online access to the current issue.

http://www.deskeng.com/

DigitalCAD

An online community featuring daily news updates and resources for the CAD market, by digitalmedia.net.

http://www.digitalcad.com/

Inside AutoCAD

A magazine for AutoCAD users from Eli Journals, with online viewing of articles, partly on pay-per-view basis.

http://www.elijournals.com/products/showProduct.asp?prodID=21&catID=3

Pro/E: The Magazine

An information source for users of the Pro/ENGINEER design software, used for product development in many industries.

http://www.proe.com/

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