The Computer Gaming World Museum preserves the complete 1981–2006 run of Computer Gaming World, including searchable scans of the magazine that documented the birth and growth of PC gaming.
Club Nintendo Archives documents Nintendo's little-remembered UK promotional magazine from the early 1990s with issue indexes, game appearances, articles, regional naming notes, collector research, and downloadable scans.
Nick Ienatsch's influential essay The Pace escaped the pages of Motorcyclist into old motorcycle websites, where its argument for fast but noncompetitive street riding became a durable piece of rider culture.
Drop-D Magazine's surviving final issue preserves Vancouver concert listings, club names, local bands, reviews, volunteer photography, and the wonderfully uneven machinery of an independent online music magazine in 1998.
Vangelis Collector preserved an extensive June 1983 Polyphony interview in which Vangelis discusses electronic sound, composition, technology, and why he did not see music as mere entertainment.