Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Magazines and Newspapers

As I've mentioned before, I am a faithful reader of the New York Times, The Atlantic, Technology Review, and The Economist -- have been for nearly a decade.

Still, I haven't really looked at any other news publications in quite some time and wondered if anyone had any new recommendations?

Should I quit reading the New York Times in favor of the Washington Post?

Or maybe I should start reading Harper's? Or Barron's?

Am I missing out by not reading Foreign Policy? What about the Wilson Quarterly?

Or maybe you think all newspapers and magazines are old fashioned and you'd like to recommend some blogs?

I should mention that I do also read these publications (with decidedly less frequency, though at one point or another I have held a subscription to these): PINK, Scientific American, Seed, Outside, Vegetarian Times, Wall Street Journal, the New Yorker, Shambhala Sun, tricycle, Radar, Plenty, and Hallmark.

And some of the other unusual subscriptions I've held?

Man, just looking at this list makes me a little dizzy.

Thoughts?

Saturday, May 17, 2008

Economist Audio Edition

I've been a faithful reader of The Atlantic, New York Times, The Economist for years. I read a few other magazines and newspapers -- PINK, Scientific American, Seed, Outside, Vegetarian Times, and Technology Review -- my main sources of economic and political information comes from those first two publications.

I've had trouble keeping up with the issues so last week I finally decided to try the Economist's audio edition. In 2007, it was the first leading international publication to offer a full audio edition.

And I was pleasantly surprised. While it certainly won't save you time to listen to the full issues instead of reading them, the quality of the audio edition is superb! Somehow, they manage to provide the entire weekly publication (word for word) but do so with wonderful orators that make it a joy to listen to.