Showing posts with label subscriptions to magazines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label subscriptions to magazines. Show all posts
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Green Guide
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Northern Virginia Magazine
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Met - Modern English Teacher
The journal also reviews a variety of works that are written by others, and these reviews are usually very much on the mark in terms of opinion and guidance towards useful material.
My own favourites are the technology articles that give ideas and techniques for exploiting technology in the class. One enduring favourite has been the music and iPod articles, (even though I have a different MP3 player), which have given useful input into an area that I am really interested in.
If you are thinking of subscribing to a journal for English teaching, I think this one is among the best. Wodnerfully presented on high quality, glossy paper, "Modern English Teacher" is indeed relevant and very practical. It has been truly written for the teaching teacher.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Predator Xtreme
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Wisconsin Sportsman
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Archaeology
It must be a delight to work there... can you imagine working for a magazine where you report on real subject matter, rather than the latest Octuplets, Quintuplets, or whatever drivel passes for news nowadays?
This magazine is a breath of fresh air, and I'm so happy when I get my hands on each subsequent issue.
Thank you for putting out something that I look forward to reading every single time.
Highly Recommended.I ordered this magazine subscription as a birthday present for my father. He is an armchair archaeologist and has thoroughly enjoyed reading this magazine. It has great world coverage of different events without being so academic as to bore the lay reader. The articles are thorough and interesting. I can't say that archaeology has interested me in the past, but I find myself looking forward to each magazine and read it cover to cover. I definitely recommend this magazine.
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If you read this mag regularly, you can get the subscription for $14.97 via those pesky little "SUBSCRIBE TODAY" cards that fall out of it endlessly... You can also subscribe to *two* years for $24.97, which is only a few dollars more than is being offered here for one year plus you avoid magazine subscription services such as this one that will bombard your from now until the end of time with their offers...I'm not an archaeologist. If I was born redundantly wealthy I think that I might have been one.Archaeology is my "stop everything and read it on the day it arrives" magazine. I've been a subscriber for years. I read EVERY article. As a reader of archaeology and paleontology tomes, this magazine is the adjunct to my selections of books to read. My wife and I have planned vacations around Archaeology's articles. I've detoured business trips to take in a visit to several article sites.
During a cross country moving event 7 years ago, I let the subscription expire for lack of new address. Someone from Archaeology, not a telemarketer for sure, called me and said that I had been such a long term customer that they really wanted to know why I didn't renew ... was it something about the magazine quality? The voice on the other end was just so dang disappointed as she pleaded for feedback that it was stunning enough for me to remember 7 years later. The magazine must be read by a small but dedicated subscriber base and I think the magazine staff themselves makes the calls.
My only complaint is that it only prints every 2 months. If archaeology is among your interests, you would entertain your fancies with a subscription.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Granta
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Advertising Age
Monday, September 16, 2013
F1 Racing - England
Overall it has the look, feel and content of a big budget production. Very good editorial content and great photos.The magazine is great! It hits the news stands in the U.S. a FULL MONTH before the subscription arrives so don't bother. I have a year (maybe 2 subscription) and I don't bother waiting for it anymore. The previews are then 2 weeks after the races are run. It's really appaling and it seems there's noone accountable. Typical really..... Great magazine. Windsor and The Bish know their stuff! Just get it at the newsstand
KS Malibu, CAGood writing, excellent photography, and a sense of humor characterize this stylish magazine. It is a must for any hardcore F1 enthusiast; and you have to be hardcore to pay $72 for a subscription in the US! This is not really a magazine one goes to for all the current F1 news (there's a bajillion websites where you can find that stuff); instead it provides in-depth coverage of political and technical issues as well as interviews with star drivers, team bosses, etc. I generally receive my copy a week or two after it is released in Britain; this is rather slow, but considering that the mag reaches most US newstands a month late, it's not so bad. The only criticisms I have of the magazine are that the editor-in-chief, Matt Bishop, seems to be a bit of an egomaniac who spends a bit too much time writing about himself in his pieces and interviews. This rather annoying approach is emulated by some of the magazine's writers as well. Overall, though, this magazine is a prize and worth its steep price.I bought this and I've got the July issue but the September issue is already on the newstand. You are always 2 issues behind the newstand. What a ripoff! They must buy the bulk leftover unsold newstand magazines and ship them third class to have them arrive so late. Go to the newstand if you want it. There is absolutely no customer service to complain to either. They won't give you an email or a phone number.Formula 1 is the pinacle of Motor Sport and this magazine is the pinacle of motor sport journalism. It includes indepth reports on everyone and everything related to F1. It will give you a much deeper and wider understanding of the sport. This is a great magazine that I have read cover to cover each month for about 2 years now. My only complaint is that it arrives about 2 weeks after it's publication in England, but it is worth the wait.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Point De Vue - Images Du Monde
Point de Vue covers the lives, activites and history of the world's royal families. It is done in a very tasteful, non-paparazzi way.
In addition they write articles about music, culture happenings and art.
So, for example, if you want to know how Her Majesty, Queen Elisabeth II is related to seven of Europe's royal families this is the magazine for you!
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Reports are politely written, and with respect. Very "correct". Very easy to read.I am now living in New York. This magazine keeps me informed of some of the people I had met.
Monday, August 12, 2013
Guitar World (1-year)
The title of the Article was changed from "Tear Down The Wall" to "Legends of The Wall"
Introductions, the same...
Credited to Glenn Povey, Illustrations by Magictorch, check
Bob Ezrin Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, representing Classic Rock now reworded/edited to represent GW especially the questions but the Erzin responses were repeated verbatim.
The title of the Kevin Murphy article was originally presented as "Behind the Wall", now reads Triumph of The Wall." Detailing Alan Parkers experience making the movie, the article was again recycled verbatim.
Classic Rock magazine went a step further and did a roundup w/ 21 different of rockstars Dio, Portnoy , Wakeman etc.and got them to share their favorite Pink Floyd experience. GW was too busy patting themselves on the back for lifting the first 3 articles.
First, while the articles were informative, they were more appropriate to and better presented in a magazine detailing the Rock Experience such as Rolling Stone, Spin or Classic Rock magazine. Actual guitar related content was minimal.
Second, I am certain the excuse will be related to country of origins, Classic Rock mag being more widely sold in Europe but if you can read english, have access to Barnes and Noble, Border Books etc. or even a computer you can buy CR Magazine anywhere in the USA. This is the very point of concern when Future Publishing bought out Guitar One and Guitar World. These 2 magazine coexisted for decades and still published original material alongside GFPM, Guitar School and Guitar Player. Why does Future Publishing have the right to repeatedly present year old material as current and original?
The magazines should conspicuously note re published articles and offer subscribers additional content or just offer original material!
apkenI love "GUITAR WORLD"! For all those haters that gave it less than 5 stars, what do you want? THEY just started an AMAZING digital issue and have always set out to respect all styles of guitar playing. EVERY issue is a pleasure to read and they continue to bring in new and exciting articles every month. If a magazine ONLY wrote what YOU wanted it to, how would you be exposed to different styles and tastes. Guitar players are guitar players and WE ALL learn from each other.
ROCK ON GUITAR WORLD!
Jason
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I subscribe and I mostly like hearing about new metal music or seeing and reading about bands I like seeing what they got going on or reading stories about there experiences and that's pretty much what I look for with this magazine. I like reading the Readers mail and the readers art and the reader guitar players. I will agree with another poster they do repost articles but my memory is so bad that I most likely wouldn't catch it unless I had read the article previously. I only read what's interesting to me in the magazine so I don't always read it cover to cover sometimes I wait till the following month to read the readers mail and if they are raving about an article from the previous month and I haven't read it I will read it. I resubscribed for two more yearsWant Guitar World (1-year) Discount?
This is the blackest magazine out there. The musicians all wear black. The tattos are black. The ads are black. And just for visual aesthetic, the blackness of the layout is offset by a bit of black on the opposing page.If you are a teenage metal fan, this magazine is for you! But if your musical tastes veer outside of metal, you won't find much of interest here. Yeah, now and then you see the obligatory nod to SRV or Jimi, who we are told we should worship as gods. There are lotsa articles on old metal guitarists you wish would just go away, like Yngwie. But you will never ever see an article on Chet Atkins or Wes Montgomery. Maybe if they had more tattoos. . .
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Ranger Rick Jr
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