HOW TO: Connect With Computing Now on the Social Web

--inspired by HOW TO: Connect with Mashable on the Social Web.

As Computing Now (CN) is growing in terms of readers, also the number of topics we cover is growing and the ways readers access our content. Most of our readers signed up for our newsletter but there are various other ways accessing our content which I'd like to summarize and highlight within this blog post.

Follow via RSS feeds: Various feeds are available featuring CN Monthly Theme Articles, CN What's New Articles, CN Newsfeed, and CN News Briefs. Additionally, various feeds for podcasts and blogs related to CN are available (see also below).

Computing Now Content and News

• Computing Now Monthly Theme Articles
• Computing Now What's New Articles
• Computing Now Newsfeed
• Computing Now News Briefs
  
  

Podcasts

• Micro Economics
• Computing Now News Podcast
• Software Requirements Talk with Neil Maiden
• The Functional Web with Steve Vinoski
• On Architecture with Grady Booch
• Silver Bullet Security Podcast with Gary McGraw
• The Known World
• IEEE Focus on Computer News
• Computing Lives
  
  

Blogs

• IEEE Computer Society President
• Inside the Computer Society
• From the Editors
• Out of Print
• The Known World

Follow via Email, i.e., subscribe to our free newsletters and alerts, select "Computing Now" from the check-box but feel free selecting also others! Furthermore, you may subscribe to our issue alerts for all CS magazines and transactions.

Follow @computingnow via Twitter maintained by @timse7 as well as CS staff. Realize the "engage" part of Computing Now by joining the conversation in and around vital topics related to computer science.

Follow on Facebook, discuss topics there, interact with the staff and other volunteers and/or connect on LinkedIn. Finally, you may join our YouTube channel for latest videos and interviews.

Finally, a couple of Applications have been developed recently and are continuously updated: CN iPhone App, CN Android App, CN iGoogle App.

Stay tuned and if you think something is missing, please let me know and/or approach me with your ideas!