What is the web address for the magazine Collections Inc. ?
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This sounds like a catalog, not a magazine.  If you mean Collections, Etc. their web address is www.collectionsetc.com  This looks like what you may be looking for.  If not, there are still some catalogs out there that are mail order only and do not have websites. \nGood Luck.
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www.isubscribe.co.uk and www.greatmagazines.co.uk
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slutty.com should have them
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Ebsco is one of them. There are others, but ebsco is the most comprehensive. However, all sites that offer access to a range of magazine articles are subscription sites. Your school probably has a subscription to ebsco and can give you the name and password to get into the site. Otherwise, you will have to go to the library and use the actual magazines or microfilm/microfiche. \n\nGood luck.
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http://magazines.ivillage.com/cosmopolitan/
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search for item specific sites
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You should contact the magazine staff for exact information.
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I believe this is what you are looking for.\n\nwww.ltdcommodities.com
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try here:  http://www.catalogs.com/
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In regards to the magazine:\n\nhttp://www.manufacturing.net/ind/index.asp?layout=siteInfoWebzine\n\nIn regards to Industrial Distribution Group:\n\nhttp://www.idglink.com/home/home.asp
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pcmagazine.com or consumerreports.com.
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Contact the magazine's publisher.  Sometimes they will have overrun archives that you can buy old issues from.
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www.magazine-deutschland.de/
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That question is kind of hard to answer.  I think you want an authoratative (a site that you can rely on) and thus are limiting it to .edu or .gov.   \n\nHowever I'm not sure what you mean about the history of magazine articles.   Do you mean magazine publishing, or do you mean a particular article?  \n\nI think your best bet either way would be to ask a librarian, they are trained to help you find things like this and they will help clarify your question. \n\nAs for the history of magazine publishing it qoes way back, in fact in my personal library I have a copy of " A Gentleman's Magazine" (that was the title it is not like Playboy) from January 1741 so it has a long history. \n\nSo ask a librarian and he or she will be able to point you in the right direction.  They will also show you all sorts of databases your tax dollars are paying for that you can use.  Librarians know where the good stuff is. \n\nI posted two links below, one for the Library of Congress (Check out the American Memory Project) I can browse there all day.   \nThe other link is a place where I buy old ...really old magazines and newspapers for my collection. \n\nGood luck.
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http://woodmagazine.com/
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Purchase a Beckett Magazine
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The online versions of the top business magazines all have archives and white papers for free. Check out Fortune, Forbes and Inc Magazine. Hoover's is also a great resource for company and industry information.\n\nOur county library has an online database that is keyword searchable for thousands of newspapers, magazines and trade publications.\n\nThe information is out there, you just have to spend some time digging.\n\nGood luck.