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Due to the internet and reading devices, I can't even remember the last time I actually bought a magazine. Might have been 10 years ago? I noticed that my local supermarkets don't even have a magazine rack anymore like they used to.
The last time I read a magazine was in the doctor's office a few months ago.
Not as many as I used to. Newsweek went all digital and I lost interest in US News and World Report. The aquarium magazine I got for years was bought up by one I don't really like so that subscription ended.
I just didn't renew National Geographic recently but kept Smithsonian.
Being a member of Ducks Unlimitedly, Delta Waterfowl and the NRA comes with a magazine subscription relative to each. I also get the stand alone Waterfowl magazine.
Mrs. NBP still gets a couple or four magazines but she's gone digital for several others.
It may be my age but I find digital to be a pain in the ass. The reason I still get real newspapers.
I actually get a lot of magazines--there's always deals on Groupon or I use my airline points. I generally don't like reading a digital magazine--I'd rather hold it in my hand and pass it alone when I'm done with it.
I subscribe to Architectural Digest and Vanity Fair. I also visit their websites. I like being able to hold the magazine and easily flip back and forth. The on-line versions can be a pain to use.
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