AutoWeek is a every-other-week automotive enthusiast, consumer magazine based in Detroit, Michigan. Its content is divided between car news, car reviews, and motorsports coverage.
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AutoWeek: Oh come on (Lessig Blog)
That was published in AutoWeek on July 24, 2006. ... AutoWeek did neither. ... Lessig Blog by Lawrence Lessig is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution ...lessig.org/blog/2006/09/autoweek_on_come_on.htmlAutoweek - CarDomain Blog
Blog. Custom Shop. advanced search. Home > Blog > Autoweek. Enter your email to receive our daily Newsletter. Subscribe via RSS ...blog.cardomain.com/tag/autoweek/AutoWeek going bi-weekly, won't change name to AutoBiWeekly
AutoWeek Announces Changes in Digital and Video Publishing ... Blog. Web. Images. Video. News. Local. Autoblog Green. VIDEO: ZERO X puts on camo, goes hunting ...www.autoblog.com/2008/11/11/autoweek-going-bi-weekly-refuses...Is Unique Performance In Trouble, AutoWeek Thinks So - MustangBlog.com
blog: Is Unique Performance In Trouble, AutoWeek Thinks So ... Check below for the full AutoWeek article. ... Article from AutoWeek.com ...www.mustangblog.com/index.php/2007/is-unique-performance-in-...AutoWeek — Autoblog
... isn't the first time AutoWeek has changed its distribution schedule, ... AutoWeek picks Best of Show and honors ... Blog. Web. Images. Video. News. Local ...www.autoblog.com/tag/AutoWeek/AutoWeek is a every-other-week automotive enthusiast, consumer magazine based in Detroit, Michigan. Its content is divided between car news, car reviews, and motorsports coverage.
Originally a biweekly motorsports newspaper in Detroit, Competition Press (July 1958) began publishing news and reviews in the mid-1960s. As vehicle reviews and automotive news became more of the publication's focus, its name was changed to Competition Press & Auto Week. In the mid-1990s, under the direction of longtime editor and publisher Leon Mandel, changed its name to simply AutoWeek and transformed from a tabloid newspaper into a magazine.
AutoWeek is published by Crain Communications, which also publishes Automotive News, among 30 other trade publications. The magazine has a weekly readership of approximately 3 million. Keith "KC" Crain, Jr. is now publisher of AutoWeek. Leon's son, Dutch Mandel, is the editor and associate publisher.
Since it is a every-other-week publication, it is often first to publish photographs of pre-production car models (known as spy shots).
In January 2007, AutoWeek added Daily Drive, a daily e-mail newsletter sent to over 27,000 registrants.
In July 2008, AutoWeek.com added a social community feature called Car Life that has grown to over 20,000 registered users to date.
In August 2008 AutoWeek added AutoWeek TV, a daily 3-5 minute video newscast. It can be found at www.autoweek.com/tv
