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Copies of ACM Crossroads are distributed by mail to the more than 20,000 student members of the ACM as well as computer science professors across the United States. ACM Crossroads was the ACM's first electronic publication. From the first issue, ACM Crossroads has been published electronically in HTML and distributed on the World Wide Web (http://www.acm.org/crossroads). The ISSN numbers for ACM Crossroads are: 1528-4972 in Print, and 1528-4980 Electronically.
80% of ACM student members (all of whom receive ACM Crossroads) go to school in the United States and 20% attend institutions in other countries. Two-thirds of these students are graduates students; one-third are undergraduates. Of the graduate students, 37% are studying for Masters Degrees and 63% are Doctoral candidates; of the undergraduates, 54% are seniors and 28% are juniors.
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ACM Crossroads provides an excellent vehicle through which to reach professionally-oriented computer science students. Because of ACM Crossroads' small size and the very specific demographic group which receives the publication, ACM Crossroads magazine is one of the best values for targeting the highly select computer science market. Whether you are selling a computer-related product or service or trying to recruit the best and brightest young minds, advertising in ACM Crossroads is a great way to achieve your goal!
| Issue Date | Issue Number/Theme | Release Date |
| Fall 2001 | 8.1 Intellectual Property | September 10, 2001 |
| Winter 2001 | 8.2 Artificial Life | November 19, 2001 |
| Spring 2002 | 8.3 Parallel Computing | March 1, 2002 |
| Summer 2002 | 8.4 Open Source | April 22, 2002 |
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