the end of an era. . . .

Subscribers in Europe would get 50% of the copies at best.

I stopped complaining a long while ago and let my subscription expire. I will be back.

I understand the charm of paper though. For wine related books I very rarely rely on e-book. I guess I am super old school in here.
 
originally posted by robert ames:
the end of an era. . . .art of eating is going digital only.

i have treasured having my art of eating hard copy to carry with me and read wherever i happen to be. which i do. and i re-read. printing it off a pdf file won't be the same. (plus i won't get around to doing that. and then there is the issue of binding.) the on-screen experience will make a mockery of the quality of the hard copy. the heft of the paper and the graphics i have learned to treasure more and more, as real hard-copy of anything worth a pinch of shit is rapidly becoming a thing of the past.

which brings me back to the mystery (to me at least) of (as publication has became profoundly cheaper and easier), how can the world of print medium periodicals no longer afford itself?[/quote

I agree wholeheartedly. This is the type of publication I think absolutely should be on paper. I can't imagine a PDF. I am very discouraged. With the guard to the crush catalog, you did have a good feel.
 
I agree wholeheartedly. This is the type of publication I think absolutely should be on paper. I can't imagine a PDF. I am very discouraged. With the guard to the crush catalog, you did have a good feel.

The PDF of the new issue sucks. If paper is no longer an option then at least use a good digital publishing platform. And it'd be nice if they extended everyone's subscription a bit as this isn't quite what I signed on for.
 
originally posted by Peter Creasey:

They still can't give me access. Sounds like I'm not missing anything.

. . . . Pete

Their website went down owing to too much traffic, but it is working now. No problem signing up - try again.
 
Okay, this time they're asking for my credit card info so they can automatically renew...which I may not want to do with the electronic setup.

I believe I may pass on the whole process.

. . . . Pete
 
originally posted by Peter Creasey:

Okay, this time they're asking for my credit card info so they can automatically renew...which I may not want to do with the electronic setup.

I believe I may pass on the whole process.

. . . . Pete
Are you obliged to give them a real one?
 
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
originally posted by Peter Creasey:

Okay, this time they're asking for my credit card info so they can automatically renew...which I may not want to do with the electronic setup.

I believe I may pass on the whole process.

. . . . Pete
Are you obliged to give them a real one?

some sites know instantly if the card number is wrong
 
originally posted by Bill Lundstrom:
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
originally posted by Peter Creasey:

Okay, this time they're asking for my credit card info so they can automatically renew...which I may not want to do with the electronic setup.

I believe I may pass on the whole process.

. . . . Pete
Are you obliged to give them a real one?

some sites know instantly if the card number is wrong

Maybe yes, maybe no
 
the pdf looks exactly the same to me as it used to in hard copy. and i've printed off the coffee and etna articles on regular white printer paper and they look just like pages out of the hard copy issues of old.
 
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
originally posted by Bill Lundstrom:
originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
originally posted by Peter Creasey:

Okay, this time they're asking for my credit card info so they can automatically renew...which I may not want to do with the electronic setup.

I believe I may pass on the whole process.

. . . . Pete
Are you obliged to give them a real one?

some sites know instantly if the card number is wrong

Maybe yes, maybe no

who knew?
 
originally posted by robert ames:
the pdf looks exactly the same to me as it used to in hard copy. and i've printed off the coffee and etna articles on regular white printer paper and they look just like pages out of the hard copy issues of old.
Reading online, yes, but it won't print nicely for me.
 
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