Go magazines

Last week I was told about a Go magazine published in Spanish which I wasn't aware of. It's called BuenJueGO and it's focused on South-American go players, mainly from Chile. On the same week, I happened to write to VincentV from Godiscussions, who is the publisher of the magazine Suji (in English).
So I started wondering about the Go magazines. How many are of them?

I wonder which other magazines are there around the internet unknown by me...

This entry was posted by Alejo on Tuesday, December 25. 2007 at 14:46. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog.

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    There is also Sydney Go Journal: http://www.361points.com/sgj/

    Sorin
    #1 Sorin Gherman (Homepage) on 2007-12-26 01:29 (Reply)
    Correct, I'll add it now.
    Thank you ;-)
    #1.1 Alejo on 2007-12-26 04:26 (Reply)
    Thx for mentioning Suji in your blog. Appearently there is an italian Journal as well. A colleague has told me so, but I haven't been able to find it anywhere so far.
    #2 VincentV (Homepage) on 2007-12-27 12:49 (Reply)
    Hey!! It's in English, it's about Go, it's a magazine and it has good content... why shouldn't it be here?
    ;-)
    #2.1 Alejo on 2007-12-27 13:45 (Reply)
    you forgot this one :
    http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/art/art_list.asp?categoryCode=152

    Baduk Made Fun and Easy

    I think it fits in the list
    #3 Romain on 2007-12-27 14:40 (Reply)
    Estimado Alejo:

    Gracias por considerar a nuestra revista dentro de tu listado.

    Nos motiva a Seguir trabajando con mas fuerzas en la promocion y desarrollo del Go a traves de nuestra publicacion.

    Esperamos que las revistas digitales de libre difusion sobre Go continuen evolucionando y ampliando sus horizontes, ademas de unir a nuestros paises.

    Roberto P.
    Coordinador General
    Revista Buen Juego
    #4 Roberto Pizarro (Homepage) on 2008-01-18 10:46 (Reply)

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