CQ magazine launches streamlined website - celebrates with special web-only offer

CQ magazine has launched a new, easy-to-navigate website, and is celebrating with a special web-only discount offer.

The updated site, which features a clean new look and a streamlined user interface, completes a company-wide website upgrade for all four magazines published by
CQ Communications, Inc.  

The site features highlights of the current issue and links to selected content, as well as hamfest & special event listings, easy links to the CQ Writer's Guide, award and contest information, a comprehensive links section, special information for new and prospective hams, and direct links to advertisers' websites, as well as a direct link to CQ's Facebook page. Callsign lookup and a link to the online CQ archive are also included.  

New material posted includes September issue highlights, expanded results of the 2009 CQWW CW Contest (as well as complete SSB results), a link for pre-ordering CQ's 2011-2012 Amateur Radio Calendar, and a special web-only offer for $5 off any order of $25 or more, including subscriptions (new or renewal) to all CQ publications.  

“We have always had a tremendous amount of valuable information on our website,” said Editor Rich Moseson, W2VU. “But because it has been added bit-by-bit over the years, some of it had become hard to find. Our new design makes it much easier for readers and prospective readers to access this treasure trove of ham radio information."  

CQ Amateur Radio is the world's #1 independent amateur radio magazine, serving active hams since 1945. In print for more than 65 years, it is one of the longest-running magazines in publication today. CQ is published by CQ Communications, Inc., which also publishes Popular Communications, CQ VHF and WorldRadio Online magazines.

The new CQ website may be accessed at
http://www.cq-amateur-radio.com