IEEE Internet Computing provides journal-quality evaluation and review of emerging and maturing Internet technologies and applications. The magazine targets the technical and scientific Internet user communities as well as designers and developers of Internet-based applications and enabling technologies. IC publishes refereed articles on the latest developments and key trends in Internet technologies and applications.

A crossroads between academic researchers and software professionals, the magazine presents novel content from academic and industry experts on a wide range of topics, including applications, architectures, information management, middleware, policies, security, and standards. It applies theory to the practice of building Internet systems and feeds the experience of Internet system construction and use back into research and theory. The magazine reaches more than 7,000 subscribers internationally, comprising leading researchers, developers, and engineers.

In addition to peer-reviewed articles, IC features industry reports, surveys, tutorials, columns, and news.

Scope

IEEE Internet Computing magazine is multidisciplinary by nature in the field of Internet computing. The magazine focuses on all aspects related to Internet computing, including but not limited to Internet ethics; Internet governance; distributed computing; security, privacy, and trust; Internet economics; social media; web-based applications; and standards. Emphasis is given to technologies, system engineering issues, and applications that allow practitioners to leverage services to be found on the Internet. The magazine invites researchers and practitioners to submit articles describing their efforts and experiences with developments and key trends in Internet technologies and applications.