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Ask HN: Do you subscribe to print magazines anymore?
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#32Sunset Magazine. They have high quality content about living, eating, and traveling in the West (western US).
Almost all of my other content digest is tech focused, so it’s nice to have something a little different once a month.
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#33For some reason it’s much easier for The Economist to hold my attention in print vs. on my phone. It’s perfect for a public transit commute (when there’s room to hold reading material).
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#34I subscribe to Logic, A Public Space and The New Yorker.
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#35I bought a year subscription to wired and popular science for 5$ each on amazon prime during black friday. Don't know if I will continue it after a year but for the price of a coffee, why not?
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#36The Economist for arguably the last good journalism
Esquire for entertainment and fashion
GQ for fashion
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#37I'm considering subscribing to The Economist. I was a Time subscriber, but I stopped a year ago as I felt it was too focused on the US. I've been reading newspapers online since then and feel like I don't remember anything I've read online whereas I still remember some articles from the printed Time edition.
I'm considering it too. Also occasionally get a sub to Viz and Private Eye but let them go when the quality dips, as it does occasionally.
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#38Bi-weekly Science News is a must have for me in print. https://www.sciencenews.org/
Likewise, but Nature shows up weekly. I react to most of the research papers like a dog who's been shown a card trick, but the front half of the book is always interesting and up to the minute.
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#39Yes. Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, QST, Nuts 'n' Volts. And my parents subscribe to Nat Geo, Readers Digest, and I think a few dairy farm/cheese industry magazines as well.
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#40MIT Tech Review, which keeps me up to date with a whole spectrum of advances and trends in tech, and The Atlantic for politics — most if not all The Atlantic is free online, but it’s dirt cheap to get the physical copy and I’m more likely to read the longer articles with the physical copy.