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The publisher
 Indian IT might have turned 25 in 1981, but availability of regular
information on the industry was still in its infancy. It was during those times
that Pradeep Gupta conceived the idea of a computer magazine along with a few
friends in a Defence Colony barsati, Delhi. The result was the birth of Dataquest
in December 1982. CyberMedia was floated as the parent company. PG, as he is
popularly known, has since then shown an uncanny sixth sense in bringing out
publications at the right time covering every facet of IT-be it PC Quest
in 1987, Voice&Data in 1994, CIOL in 1996, the channel publications
as well as BioSpectrum in 2003 among others. Several pretenders have
thrown the gauntlet over the years, but CyberMedia still rules the roost with
each publication leading in its domain. Page(s) 1
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