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Wired (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Conde Nast Publications


I'm sure this is more for the tech minded; but, there's still enough in it for the rest of us. If you have time and enjoy spending it thumbing thru magazines, this one is certainly entertaining. The ads are sleek, the men are handsome and there's tidbits of info for everyone.

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Wired (2-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Cond? Nast Publications


They never sent it to me .... still havn't seen an issue.

so I'd so my review is not so good

T Arnold

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Fast Company (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Mansueto Ventures LLC


Joe Mansueto, founder of Morningstar, has been a lifelong advocate for design and its value in business. He carries that belief over to his Fast Company magazine. It brings design and good writing together to give us a look into many of the most passionate minds in business today.

Magazines, thanks to the subsidies of advertising, remain one of the great bargains out there and this is a prime example.

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Inc. (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Mansueto Ventures LLC


This seems to be an interesting magazine for young professionals. Gives good insight on different industries, possible ventures which could be successful and general information which is good to know if you want to start something.

Good magazine. Looking forward to reading my first issue.

I had put 2 stars at first as it took forever to come but after reading the magazine I would give it 4 stars.. doesn't let me change the rating now. :-/
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11/1/08
So I get an email saying that my subscription to Inc. has been canceled cuz they have exceeded subscriptions. WTF! Pay me back my money!!!

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Macworld

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Mac Publishing, LLC

November 23, 2001
I have been happy with the mag. but the only problem I have is that it tends to focus specifically on the latest OS. I understand there are a lot of people who have leopard but some of us still are happy using tiger. I have ordered another year so I would recommend this.

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MacLife (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Future US, Inc.


I've been getting this magazine and a couple of others for years now, how disappointing this one is with the lack of stories, informationd something useful. Its all reviews and ads. I finished the magazine in less than 5 min. Once my subscription runs out, won't renew.

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Computer Shopper

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: SX2 Media Labs

November 23, 2001
THIS MAGAZINE REVIEWS PC'S, COMPONENTS, SOFTWARE, YOU NAME IT! AND THE REVIEWS ARE SPOT ON...I'VE NEVER BEEN LET DOWN BY A PRODUCT I'VE PURCHASED USING THIS MAGAZINE AS A GUIDE!

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Computer Videomaker

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Videomaker, Inc.

April 19, 2002
Text books are great, but outta date.

I get the best information from trade magazines. In my opinion, this has always been the best for the Videomaker. I first subscribed in 1998 when I jumped into the Avid world of NLE. Still relevant each month.

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Icreate

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Imagine Publ Ltd


I have enjoyed iCreate for almost 2 years now and each issue has added value to my Mac experience.

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Macformat Monthly Paper Comes With Cd-Rom

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Home and Office
from: Future Publishing Ltd


I've been a Mac user since 1987 and have read or seen almost every Mac related magazine out there. My former favorite was MacUser Magazine. Unfortunately, it was long ago swallowed up by MacWorld. I used to enjoy the old MacAddict mag, but it has lost some of its bite (yes, it was occasionally childish as well, but that was a big part of its charm for me) since becomming MacLife.
I ran into MacFormat while browsing the computer mags at some book store and bought it on a whim based on some of the included programs on the DVD it came with. A bit pricey at over $15, but I figured I'd give it a shot. I'm very glad I did. The writing is first rate, the tutorials are must reads that while written for a novice will give you tips and tricks that you ... Read More: