January 1998
Modulating our Frequency...
From the Editor In Chief
By John Benditt
Just like a radio station, a magazine has a frequency. In our case, the frequency has been somewhat unusual: eight times per year. If you think about it, few other magazines publish on this schedule. We all know weeklies, (Time), monthlies (The Atlantic), quarterlies (Paris Review), and bimonthlies (Civilization). What is much less familiar is a magazine that comes out every six weeks and three days. And so, as of the issue you're holding, MIT's Technology Review is going to get in step with the rest of the publishing world. We are now a bimonthly publication, coming out regular as clockwork six times a year.
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