''ComputerScope'' was a

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edited and produced by the publishing company MediaTeam in

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History

''ComputerScope'' was first published in 1984 by the Scope Communications Group. It was then published by MediaTeam Ltd, which was formed when CPG and Scope Communications merged in 2005. The magazine was edited by Paul Hearns.

Description

''ComputerScope'' was a monthly end-user

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magazine targeting IT professionals in the public and private sectors in Ireland. It was distributed as a request-only, controlled circulation publication; readers must qualify to receive a free subscription. Those who did not meet the criteria to receive free copies could obtain a paid subscription.. ''ComputerScope'' was audited by the

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; the website claimed to have 10,000 readers. The magazine and its sister title ''Irish Computer'' were both replaced by TechCentral.ie.

MediaTeam

MediaTeam also published three other ICT titles: ''Irish Computer'', ''Smart Company'', and ''PCLive!'', plus ''Shelflife'' and ''The Irish Garden''. MediaTeam is a member of the Periodical Publishers Association of Ireland.PPAI
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