This page lists current and past publications by various TeX user groups around the world, roughly in order of appearance. Please email us with additions or corrections.
A pan-European conference has been held every year or two since 1985. The first four conferences were organized by enthusiastic individuals; since then, the conference has been sponsored by one of the formal TeX groups. The name EuroTeX has been used officially since 1990.
TeXline was produced single-handedly by Malcolm Clark prior to the emergence of UKTUG and Baskerville. Sources for issues 5-14 are available from CTAN, in digests/texline.
Die TeXnische Komödie is the quarterly newsletter of the German TeX users group. It contains news, announcements, and articles with TeXnical content as well. It is formatted with an A5 page size. Contact: dtk-redaktion@dante.de.
The NTG MAPS (Minutes & Appendices) are published twice a year, in Voorjaar and Najaar (spring and fall) issues. Gzipped PostScript files for issues 1-11 are at CTAN, in /usergrps/ntg/maps. Page size, originally A4, changed to 8.25 x 10.5in effective with MAPS 19 (Najaar 1997). Contact: maps@ntg.nl.
Baskerville: seems to be moribund at the moment; perhaps it will return to life when a new editor appears. From volume 3, the sources for Baskerville articles are at CTAN, in /usergrps/uktug/baskervi; most issues are also there as pdf files. Page size is A4.
Zpravodaj: The TeX Bulletin of the Czech/Slovak group is published four times a year. Contact: bulletin@cstug.cz.
GUST Biuletyn: The GUST Bulletin is published once or twice a year. Its size is A4; the design is based on that of TUGboat. It contains delightful drawings by a member of GUST (Grupy Uzytkowników Systemu TeX). Contact: biuletyn@gust.org.pl.
Eutypon published its first issue in October 1998. It is published twice a year.
TeXemplares was first published in autumn/winter of 2002. Editor: Enrique Melendez.
SamanTeXt published its first issue in December 2004. Árni Magnússon is the editor.
IJDT was established in February 2006 to disseminate research results in the field of digital typography (not restricted to TeX). The editors-in-chief are Yannis Haralambous, John Plaice, and Apostolos Syropoulos.
Ars TeXnica was established in March 2006 as the publication for GuIT, the Italian TeX users group. The editor is Gianluca Pignalberi.
The Asian Journal of TeX published its first issue in April 2007. It is the publication of the Korean TeX Society.
TUGIndia Journal published two issues several years ago.
For historical interest, here are the issues of TeXniques: