New Scientist is an international science magazine about recent technological developments. It was founded in 1956. In addition to daily news about the science world, the book also introduces many high-end science projects and promotes many scientific events, such as public lectures by experts. New Scientist is produced by a British weekly magazine. It is not a peer-reviewed science magazine, but is widely read by scientists and non-scientists alike, and often carries commentary on environmental issues such as climate change.

Scientific American is the most popular science magazine in the United States and around the world. It is the oldest continuously published journal in the United States and the sister publication of the prestigious Science.

The New England Journal of Medicine, founded in 1811, is the world's longest-continuously published medical journal and is published by the Massachusetts Medical Association. The journal provides important, original research findings, clinical findings, and perspectives in biomedical and clinical practice, with an emphasis on practicality. More than half of the articles were written by people outside the United States.

Founded in 1828, The Spectator is the oldest of The UK's national weekly magazines. It is now owned by Barclay Brothers and The Daily Telegraph. It mainly deals with political issues, but also reviews books, music, opera, films and television shows. The Spectator is one of the few British publications that does not follow popular culture, pay more attentions on opera, poetry and classical music than pop or commercial films.

Harvard Business Review is committed to providing world-class reference standards for business management and promoting the internationalization of Chinese business management practices and research. It also provides thoughtful business insights and best practices to Chinese business professionals and thought-leaders around the world, improving management concepts and practices in Chinese society, and having a positive impact on managers and their organizations. 

The Times Literary Supplement, founded in 1902, is regarded as the pre-eminent literary review and culture magazine of our time. Although it is called The Times Literary Supplement, its editing and business are in fact independent of The Times. The content is not limited to literature, but involves various fields of humanities, scholarship and art. As is said in the official history ends: "If you care about the life of the mind, you will surely find it indispensable." 

Library Journal was founded in 1876 by Melvay Dewey, the designer of the Dewey Decimal Classification. It reports on global library news and focuses on public libraries, publishing outstanding articles on a variety of professional practices, as well as analyzing library-related materials and facilities.

Fortune was founded in 1929 by Henry Luce, an American, to publish economic research articles. It is now owned by Time Inc., a unit of Time Warner Inc. Fortune, since 1954 launched the global top 500 list, has always become the focus of economic circles. The Fortune Global Forum, the annual meeting of the Fortune 500, is one of a series of high-profile financial forums hosted by Fortune.

Discover attracts intelligent and curious readers – forward thinkers and public advocates engaging in a dialogue of action that influences opinion leaders and encourages innovation. They are active in their communities, carry a strong voice concerning political issues and are very active in environmental groups.

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BBC Music Magazine is the world's bestselling classical Music Magazine. Every issue of BBC Music Magazine is an authoritative and respected publication of reviews and special reports on popular recorded Music in the international Music world. Founded in 1922, the BBC is one of the world's largest news broadcasters. In fact, BBC is not only the UK's leading international broadcasting and television media, but also a leader in magazines, Internet and CD distribution.