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In response to ""Broadcast Television Is About to Go the Way of AM Radio"... or... you know... Newsweek... -- nm" by Ender

right in the middle of that article: "Newsweek is back in print". So I guess we'll see a reverse story in a few years? -- nm

Posted by Max Oct 27 '14, 11:13

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Heh. I just looked it up; they've been in print for months. AFAIK, no library customers have asked that we subscribe. -- nm - mara Oct 27, 11:28 6
- I can't imagine a non-legacy magazine successfully launching in the internet age. The last notable launch I recall was George Magazine. - Max Oct 27, 11:36 5
  - Actually, there's a bunch of new magazines over the last several years, generally pretty niche=y things (like craft beer or regional). -- nm - mara Oct 27, 11:43 4
    - Is there a magazine most/regularly popular with library customers? -- nm - Max Oct 27, 11:48 3
      - It's actually really hard to tell -- we never subscribe when it first launches. Makes it hard to identify the newest magazines we subscribe to. -- nm - mara Oct 27, 12:08 1
        
        For instance, I went to look up "All About Beer," which we just started getting last year. But our first issue is in volume 33. It may be that we - mara Oct 27, 12:10
      - Hot Librarians Quarterly -- nm - Spawn the Impaler Oct 27, 12:07

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