PCMag.com is a platform that produces independent reviews of the latest tech products and services. Editorial mission is to test and review products and report fairly and objectively on the results. Editorial reviews, recommendations, and conclusions are crafted without any personal, advertising, marketing, or other business considerations.

Geared toward the techie crowd, Tom's Hardware delivers hard-hitting articles and reports to IT decision makers, consumers, technology buyers, industry analysts and purchasing influencers for technology products and services. Offers unbiased ratings, reviews, news and information on PC hardware and high tech components. Hardware subjects include CPUs, motherboards, graphics chips and cards, hard drives and storage units, mobile devices (including laptops, notebooks and handhelds), displays, soundcards and speakers, video in and out for PCs, peripherals (including printers, digital cameras and input devices) and consumer electronics products that attach to a PC. Features include interactive comparison charts and comprehensive performance comparisons. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Established in 1967 and serves as a vital and respected source of news, business and technology information for IT executives and professionals at medium to large corporations who are on the forefront of the move to e-business and adoption of new technologies. Editorial coverage emphasizes and advocates for the user perspective, providing balanced, objective reporting on a wide range of technologies, business trends, career topics and management issues. Connects the IT community as a daily resource for leaders to interact with their peers and to keep abreast of the issues, trends and specific technologies that affect their jobs every day. The site complements the print edition of Computerworld with a continuous feed of technology news and analysis, as well as research and others services only available online. Computerworld DOES NOT accept bylined articles, contributions or submissions. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Details the latest embedded computing technologies for devices in automotive, DIY, mobile, home, industrial and medical markets. Offers an extensive vendor directory and product listing. Major topics covered include microcontrollers, embedded programming tools, community driven platforms, CPUs, GPUs and network processors, RTOS, embedded Linux, Windows Embedded, SSL, FPGAs, CPLDs and programmable logic, virtualization, security, memory, connectivity and multimedia chipsets, EDA and ESL, low power and energy efficiency, multicore, graphical system design, mixed signal design and infotainment.

Network World is designed to empower network information systems professionals with the knowledge to deliver the open applications and infrastructure required to meet evolving business needs. Includes breaking news, online conferences, client/server applications and extensive research and testing of new product technologies. Provides Internet resources, the latest financial and stock information, tips and case studies for running intranets and answers about networking issues. Also includes top stories covering networking news, company news, emerging technology and products, as well as telecom expense management (TEM). Additionally, the site contains three different Subnet Communities: Cisco Subnet, Microsoft Subnet and Open Source Subnet. Network World DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. They must be original vendor-contributed articles to explore emerging enterprise technologies. The focus is on education so the articles range in scope from explaining how something works to comparing competing technologies, but most tend to address “How to solve X with Y.” Submissions must be vendor-neutral and submissions should be no more than 1,200 words. Send all pitches to the Editor-in-Chief. Responses may take a few weeks due to volume of submissions.