Jason Scott reports that he's uploaded scans of 2,500 magazines in 7 days.

Computer Magazines

6502 Micro Journal
ACE (Advanced Computer Entertainment) Magazine
Ahoy! Magazine
Amtix Magazine
Amstrad Action
Antic Magazine
Atari Corporate Magazines (Atari Age, Atari Club Atarian)
Big K Magazine
Blip Magazine
Commander Magazine
Commodore Magazine
Commodore DiskUser
Commodore Horizons
Commodore Power Play
Commodore User
Commodore World
Compute!
Compute! Gazette
Computer and Video Games Magazine
Computer Programmert Zur Unterhaltung (CPU) (German)
Crash Magazine
Enter Magazine
Family Computing
Gamers Connection
Games Machine
Hardcore Computist
Info Magazine
K Power Magazine
Micro Adventurer Magazine
MicroHobby (Spanish)
Popular Computing Weekly
Run Magazine
SoftSide
Toronto Pet Users Group (TPUG) Magazine
Your 64 Magazine
Your Commodore
Your Computer
Your Sinclair
Your Spectrum
ZX Computing Magazine
ZX Spectrum Magazine
Zzap!64 Magazine

Computer Newsletters

Commodore Die Hard
Eight Bit Boosters
UnderColor

That's a great task indeed. A quick look at the 6502 Micro journal showed they are not complete though.

André

I'm a bit surprised that Transactor isn't in that list.

There are some more 6502 Micro here (mirrored here)

Some Transactor content can be found here and some here

Cheers
Ed

I suppose this topic might as well contain pointers to any other online collections (with some 6502 relevance).

Here are some issues of 'Hardcore Computist'

(Edit: oops, this is already in the list above!)

Niklas Ramsberg points us to Craig Bruce's nearly full collection of Transactor

AtariAge user ThumpNugget has scanned some 70 issues of Byte and put them online in various places.

Included is the Nov '75 issue which contains a first mention(*) of the soon to be available 6501, and a 7-page article about it: 'Son of Motorola: (or, the $20 CPU Chip)' by Daniel Fylstra, which Michael Holley has put online as a standalone searchable pdf

(Michael asks that the file could be hosted on a specialist site - here perhaps?)

Cheers
Ed

(*) page 7:

Please see:
http://6502.org/documents/publications/micro/

Regards,
Mike

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- Mike Naberezny (mike@naberezny.com) http://6502.org

We should let Jason know about the more complete collection here - at archive.org we only see a few - presumably you're happy for him to upload your scans?

Edit: oops, no, there are actually 76 issues scanned at archive.org - I think that's the same set in both collections. (The interface at archive.org offers by default just the most recent uploads)

Cheers
Ed

The scans of MICRO on the 6502.org site are original. They were a group project by several of our members. At the time of the project, the issues were not available on the web. Our scans are mirrored on at least two sites with permission (applearchives.org and bombjack.org). Richard Cini, who scanned many of them, also has them on his personal site.


I think it would be fine if our scans were mirrored on archive.org but I can't tell you if that's the case or not. We were not contacted by them.

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- Mike Naberezny (mike@naberezny.com) http://6502.org

The BYTE magazines were are awesome back in the "old days", and would be fine "reads" even today! How does one ask for this as a Christmas present?

Those guys, was it Ciarcia or Garcia?, were ahead of there time back then... The little brain cells I have left tell me it was Steve Ciarcia straight from memory. I may be wrong though....