Magazine Subscriptions (1 Viewer)

[Scott W.]

What magazines do you currently subscribe to? Don't be shy!

Scott

 

[Brian Harnish]

Home Theater Magazine.

 

[Dave Reichert]

Jp and 4 Wheel Drive and Sport Utility, soon to be Maxim again and an HT mag once I decide on one.

 

[SteveGon]

National Geographic, Scientific American, Natural History, American History, Smithsonian, Skeptical Inquirer, Free Inquiry, Invention & Technology, and Archaeology. And yes, I'm a dork.

 

[Patrick Wilmes]

Currently Maxim and Sound & Vision(got a free 3 year sub).Home Theater Magazine,Widescreen Review and Total Movie just ran out with no plans to re-subscribe.

 

[Al Fischer]

Maxim, Entertainment Weekly, Videomaker, Post

 

[Bill McA]

Sight & Sound
Video Watchdog

 

[DanaA]

I used to subscribe to up to 20 magazines a year, mostly sports, stereo, and consumer related, but now there's this here thing called the internet. Really, everyone ought to try it. As a result, I only subscribe to Home Theater and Consumer Reports right now.

 

[Bill J]

Entertainment Weekly, that's it.

 

[Steve Enemark]

None. However, I read Wizard and Toyfare regularly.

 

[Scott W.]

I'm thinking of subscribing to 'People'. Everything else I could possibly want I can conviniently find here on the net (even including people). The thing with 'People', is I like receiving periodicals in the mail.

Scott

 

[Brook K]

Entertainment Weekly and Premiere keeps sending me new issues even though I didn't renew my subscription.

 

[NickSo]

- Car and Driver (4 years and counting!) ($4.95 /year)
- Maxim (Free /year)
- EGM (Free /year)
- PC Magazine (Free /year)
- MH-18 (Free /year)
As you can see i get alot of internet freebies..

 

[Elizabeth S]

Entertainment Weekly

Sound & Vision

Movieline

I think my Home Theatre and Premiere subscriptions ran out.

 

[Scott Hayes]

Sound&Vision

Home Theater

PcGamer

Sky&Telescope (maybe ran out havent received a new one now that I think about it)

Tatoo

Tatoo Savage

Iron Horse

Cinescape

Flex

Anything you ever need to know you can learn from magazines.

 

[Mats Kellberg]

Naturally Swedish magazines, so i guess it's not quite comparable - but here goes:
Svenska Dagbladet
Larson
National Geographic
HemmaBio Tidningen
- All a growing lad needs....
/Mats

 

[Jason Seaver]

Actual subscriptions:

"Analog - Science Fiction And Fact" (the most essential)

"Asimov's Science Fiction" (good for filling the time between "Analog"s)

"Discover" (Is there something between this and "Scientific American"?)

"Maxim" (I tend to subscribe to this for a year, get sick of it assuming I'm a neanderthal, and not renew. Then a year later, find a $10/year offer, and re-up)

"Sports Illustrated" (Can't remember the last one I actually read a good chunk of)

Really should subscribe, since I pick them up every month:

"Fantasy & Science Fiction" (Too much fantasy for my taste, but when you've finished the month's "Analog" and "Asimov's"...)

"Games" (Not what it used to be, but still entertaining with nifty puzzles. I miss the Dell "Champion" magazines, though)

"ToyFare" (worth it for "Twisted MegoToyFare Theater" alone)

And a bunch o' comics.

 

[David Dennison]

Only Entertainment Weekly and Sports Illustrated (although I don't plan to renew SI)

 

[Steve Christou]

I don't subscribe to any, I just see one I like I buy it, mags that periodically appear on my sofa or coffee table include...
DVD Review
DVD Monthly
Empire
Total Film
Hotdog
FHM
Maxim
Big Boobs Monthly
Total Asses
What Porno DVD?
Nudist Beach Photoshoot
Upskirt Monthly
erm some of the above magazines may or may not actually exist, except in someones warped imagination.

 

[Dome Vongvises]

Maxim

FHM