May 2, 2008
reason's May issue is now fully available online. Check out Matt Welch's editor's note on the GOP's free-market crack-up, read bite-size citings by the entire staff on organ donation, mandatory niceness in Canada, and stadium welfare in Seattle, and revisit blockbuster features like Veronique de Rugy's eye-opening cost-analysis of the War on Terror. All of that and more is now available to subscribers and non-subscribers alike. Read it here.
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Yeah, why would someone pay for the cow if they're getting the milk for free?
edm | May 2, 2008, 5:52pm | #
Does that mean I don't have so subscribe now?
Colin | May 2, 2008, 6:06pm | #
Yeah, why would someone pay for the cow if they're getting the milk
for free?
You chowderheads. You respond with something like,
Hmmm, I'll look it over and subscibe if I like it.
That way Reason will think it's in their own interests to
continue to provide the mag online for free.
*shakes head* Sheesh.
alright lonewacko,
after countless megabytes of wasted internet bandwidth
you finally made me
(wait for it)
lol.
I work in the book industry, and we have found ,contrary to common sense that allowing people free access to our products actually helps sales. Even if the magazine is free online I'll buy it each month, and so will plenty of other readers.
I work in the book industry, and we have found ,contrary to
common sense that allowing people free access to our products
actually helps sales. Even if the magazine is free online I'll buy
it each month, and so will plenty of other readers.
That's easy to see why; reading it online hooks me to the writing,
while buying a copy (as opposed to printing it) would provide for
slightly cheaper, less cumbersome material to read on the
shitter.
Hey, I haven't even received my dead-tree edition yet! What's up with making the entire issue available this early?!?
I don't have to buy Reason, it was a Christmas gift from a friend. If he wants to cancel my subscription, it's his choice.
Well if it is online for free why am I paying for a subscription. Short answer I read in the bath tub.
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