At Future, we don't just write about technology - it's in our DNA.
Our first title, a computer magazine called Amstrad Action, launched in 1985, and for the Christmas issue we stuck a software tape on the cover. We later became the first media company to cover-mount CD-ROMs on our magazines. We were also one of the first major publishers to use Desktop Publishing (DTP) software and Apple Macintosh computers to lay out our pages, while the rest of the industry was still using manual typesetting machines.
