Monday, December 1, 2008
Jamie Magazine launched by celebrity chef
Jamie Oliver to launch own magazine
(link via guardian.co.uk)
I'm a big fan of Jamie Oliver but I rarely buy any magazines now. They are just too expensive for what you get. I also used to subscribe to quite a few magazines but the only one I continue subscribing to is Mslexia magazine.
I'll be very surprised if Jamie Oliver's magazine does well, considering the current financial crisis. I might buy the first issue out of curiosity though.
Have you stopped buying and/or subscribing to magazines? If not, which magazines do you still buy or subscribe to?
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There's far too many of them, and they're mostly all pictures and adverts!
ReplyDeleteI buy the Radio Times, and a friend passes on a few aviation magazines. xx
I agree about all the adverts - sometimes it seems like that's all there is in the magazines! And they are very pricey for what you get.
ReplyDeleteI get National Geographic because my parents bought me a life subscription many years ago - wonderful investment!
ReplyDeleteI also get Wired, and DH gets Wooden Boat.
All 3 get read from cover-to-cover.
We used to get MacWorld, and I dropped the kids' version of National Gepgraphic because it has too much advertising and the version sold through schools is tons better.
I grew up reading National Geographic because my dad subscribed to it. It is an excellent magazine. You are very lucky to get a life subscription - what a fantastic gift from your parents!
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ReplyDeleteA life subscription bought at 60 - now 70 and it would still be worth buying even if I had to pay the full price.
BBC Gardeners World. A Years subscription for a Christmas Present every year.
Just those two - love them both.
mrs K
Mrs K, I have a weakness for all the gardening magazines but I haven't bought any for a long time. You are very lucky to have a gift subscription to BBC Gardeners' World!
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