The NY Times Covers Reason's Cover

Nick Gillespie | April 5, 2004

Here's a link to a story about our June issue, which is currently in production and is due out at the start of May:

Putting 40,000 Readers, One by One, on a Cover

Most subscribers will receive an issue that features four cover pages of intensely personalized information, a demonstration of bleeding-edge technology that may one day allow for mass-customized and hyper-individualized print publications (btw, pace the Times' headline, our monthly print circulation totals about 55,000).

The cover story, written by Declan McCullagh, explores the "upside of 'zero privacy,'"--of how the proliferation of networked databases has made many things easier and better in our daily lives (yes, yes, we take into account the massive potential for abuse).

See what you miss out on when you don't subscribe?