A Magazine Classic for Kindle
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This magazine has been around for years and now you can read it on your cool, new, chic Kindle.

Very nice ! No pesky ads !!

Way to go Amazon and Reader's Digest !

Thank You !

Highly recommended !
4497185
While I do love my kindle, there is something to be said for the excitement I get when I see this in the mailbox once a month!  It's a large magazine full of lots of great tips, wonderful recipes, and interesting tidbits.  I find at least one helpful thing a month!
1288118
Time magazine is amazing. The articles are always interesting and never boring or trite. The only very boring thing is that, in Kindle version, it is not possible to have the images. I think it could be possible for them to create a  kindle edition with just more picture, also if in black and white.
1713912
My favorite magazine, and the only one I subscribe to every year for decades. It is pop science and fun to read. There are real citations and good explanations in every article plus the ads in the back are fun to read and think about.
775762
I love the daily edition for kindle. It is better than the Times website.
4535898
Love InStyle magazine -- and its Kindle app. My favorite feature has to be the photos and notes from readers who give a fashion trend a try. I enjoy seeing how other people interpret fashion.
1817823
I subscribed to the print version of this magazine for several years, then stopped because of clutter. I almost subscribed to the Kindle Fire version because I do like the look of it and the back issues can be kept in the Cloud, but the print subscription is less than the KF subscription price. I should note that subscription prices are set by publishers, not Amazon. This is happening with books as well, but that's another story. Anyway, love the magazine, but the price disparity has made me choose not to buy either of the subscriptions or the off the rack copy. There is really no reason for the KF  subscription to be higher. Something to think about before you subscribe.
265797
After buying it from the newsstand/bookstore for the last several years, I decided to try it on my Kindle.  What a wonderful way to read and store one of my favorite art magazines.  This mag is filled with inspiration, techniques, and gallery photos.  A must for all levels in fiber arts.
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Calvin and Hobbes is one of those special comic strips that is timeless.  Specifically for this version, reading on an iPad through the kindle app is fine, the art and text are clear and sharp.  The original watercolors are nice and vibrant.  I can only imagine the same on a Kindle Fire.  Fantastic collection.
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I love Guitar Aficionado magazine for the print version.  The online version (Kindle) is very nice and well designed.  I really liked it, but didn't opt for a one year subscription as I just wanted to try one issue on the Kindle.  As my heading indicates, I think the online version price is high, but it is very nicely formatted and easy to read.  Great magazine for guitar and high-end lifestyle enthusiasts.
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When I sadly abandoned the mutilated "Glamour" when they changed editors, I was comforted by "Marie Claire."  They used to be a bit thin on the subtance, but they've really developed into a GREAT read that I look forward to every month.
Marie Claire has GREAT articles on social issues that go into unusual depth for a women's magazine.  This is a regular feautre, not an anomaly.
Marie Claire has recently gotten better about including reasonably-priced merchandise in the magazine, something you can't say about alot of other women's magazines.  There are plenty of things under $100 that are pretty and fashionable.
I also like that when Marie Claire does a feature about how real women live their lives, it's not a collection of quotes or blurbs like Cosmo or Glamour, it really goes in depth.
I can't say enough about this magazine.  It's a perfect piece of fun - there's substantive articles, fashion that is sophisticated but sensibly priced and a good dose of fun.
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The quality of the product needs no discussion.  It is one of the few magazines you must read to be informed.  I'm delighted to see it (finally) available on the Kindle.

The Kindle edition is of good quality; certainly no worse than any other similar Kindle magazine.  I'm very happy to see that this edition preserves some of the charts and illustrations of the print version.  However, I hoped that it would have preserved more of a magazine-like layout, particularly on the DX.  These Kindle magazines are certainly readable, but can be a bit monotonous.

Regarding the price, I really don't understand all the outrage.

First, this is The Economist: it has always been more expensive.  The Economist is a high-quality, thriving news magazine in a time when many of its peers have folded or have adopted dumbed-down content to attract a larger audience.  Its pricing policy is certainly one reason the magazine continues to do well.

Second, though the Kindle edition reduces publishing costs for the magazine, it also does away with advertisements.  This is not a book; it is a periodical.  Magazines (and newspapers) generate the bulk of their revenue through advertisements.  Even net of physical distribution costs, subscription prices don't cover production costs.  I'm perfectly happy to pay a regular subscription rate to avoid being sold the latest brand of toothpaste with every turn of the page.

I can't fathom how someone spends $400 or $500 on a Kindle, only to complain that $.30 per day is too expensive for The Economist.  I suspect that many of the complainers either 1) don't actually own a Kindle or 2) wouldn't read The Economist in any form.  Or both.
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A classic, and it's fantastic to have it in a Kindle edition. The whole series brings back childhood memories.

Rereading it as an adult, the flaws of Mark Brandis' (forgot whose pseudonym this was) writing become more apparent. There are minor plot holes and inconsistencies in the narrative, but it's still a charming world filled with memorable characters.
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In my opinion, the New York Review of Books is the finest periodical published in the United States. Each issue has the intellectual heft of an entire book. I have long subscribed in print but, as a tabloid-sized publication, it's not very easy to read on the go. I am utterly delighted that at last it has come to the Kindle. Now I have a fighting chance to finish the darn thing.
4378834
I used to get the magazine, and at times I would be too busy to read an issue, or might want to save an issue for later. Before I knew it, I would have a pile of magazines, and my wife would want me to toss them. I am OCD about my magazines, and always think I will get around to reading them. So the poles just get taller. Having a digital edition is ideal; instead of piling up p around the house, they can stay on the Kindle or the cloud. The digital edition also has many great extras not available in the print edition. Very happy with the digital SI.
4077481
I used to have the print subscription, love the kindle version.
2684474
Kindle rendition is excellent. As with most magazines, the ratio of advertizing to  useful articles is unpleasant, and so the 4 instead of 5 stars.