If you're running out of things to read online, there's some good news. Via Jinnet, I see that The Atlantic has torn down its subscribers-only wall. You can now read their current feature pieces, browse back issues, and see a selection of content going back to 1857. (Details)
I was going to give them a shout-out on their site via the cleverly-named "Post and Riposte" feedback section, but opening up the site evidently broke that functionality for the moment. So, this post will have to do.
4 comments:
Good to know. I used to subscribe to the print edition.
Agreed. I used to subscribe, as well. It was always a joy when it arrived in the mail.
This was one of the most interesting articles I remember from that period:
The World in its Extreme
"If you're running out of things to read online..."
LOL! Yeah. That's me. :)
John:
Glad someone caught my sardonic tone.
Twin:
Thanks for the link. Fascinating stuff.
Beth:
Nice to know you gave up killing trees when it still cost you something. Do you think of this change of mindset by The Atlantic as your reward? You should!
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