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TechEye
Available inEnglish
OwnerVithurs
Created byMike Magee, James Crowley, and Allan Rutherford
EditorMike Magee
URLwww.techeye.net
CommercialYes
LaunchedJanuary 2010; 14 years ago (2010-01)

TechEye was a British technology news and opinion website. It was founded by Mike Magee, James Crowley, and Allan Rutherford in January 2010. The site is the latest technology news site launched by Mike Magee, who originally co-founded The Register in 1994. In 2020, the TechEye domain was acquired and rebranded by Vithurs, and now serves its readers with updated tech-related news, trends, how-to guides and reviews.

References

  • "Editor's Desk: Mike Magee, TechEye". PR Week.
  • "Mike Magee's TechEYE Debuts". Silicon Valley Watcher.
  • "Mike Magee opens new Tech magazine". FudZilla.
  • "We open TechEye to the world". Mike Magee's blog.
  • "Announcement: TechEye is coming soon". Vithurs - TechEye.


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