E-zone

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E-zone
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TypeMagazine
Owner(s) Hong Kong Economic Times Holdings
Publisher Hong Kong Economic Times Holdings
Founded1998
HeadquartersKodak House II, 321 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Website e-zone

e-zone is a Hong Kong IT magazine which is published every Thursday. [1]

Contents

Background

History

e-zone was established by HKET Group (Hong Kong Economic Times Holdings Limited) in 1998. [2]

Profile

The magazine has divided into three books and constructed by four sections, which includes:

Details

《e-zone Phone》

《e-zone PC》

《e-zone Digi》

《e-zone DIY》

It ranked Number One among computer magazine in Hong Kong in terms of readership. [3] And its main competitor is PCM which published by Sing Tao Daily.

The magazine offers annual e-brand awards. [4]

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References

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