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Magazine graveyard ... (Score:3, Interesting)

by johanvdb (1872)

I've been reading WT and NA also, and indeed, the new format was bound to failure ... they skipped a lot of technical items in favour of managereal content. Anyway, I did pay for WT as I live in europe and free WT was only available for US subscriptions.
Other magazines I read are TPJ, TPR, scientific amercican, MIT technology review and IEEE spectrum ...
I pay for all but one ;-)
- Re:Magazine graveyard ... (Score:3, Interesting)
  
  by gizmo_mathboy (782)
  
  Hmmm...I kill a lot of trees each month:
  
  Free Subscriptions:
  eWeek
  InfoWorld
  Internet World
  
  Paid:
  Scientific American
  MIT Technology Review
  US News and World Report
  Newsweek
  Science News
  National Geographic
  Linux Magazine
  Linux Journal
  Wired
  Fortune
  Space News
  TPJ
  TPR
  The Economist
  
  I know I'm missing a few in both lists but that's most of them.
  - Re:Magazine graveyard ... (Score:2)
    
    by belg4mit (967) on 2003.02.04 15:20 (#16709) Homepage Journal
    
    You could save some trees and get digital
    subscriptions to many of those. An added
    benefit of that is many magzines offer
    access to their archives to digital
    subscribers.
    
    --
    Were that I say, pancakes?
    
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