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"slowest subscription ever ", DO NOT ORDER MAGAZINES THROUGH AMAZON. i have ordered it 3 months ago and havent received anything. when i contacted amazon they gave me an email of newsweek and asked me to contact them myself. I was displeased with how Amazon is not involved with anything that goes wrong with magazine subscriptions, not to mention the email address they gave me was invalid.

do not order through amazon. you can go to newsweek website and get it for the same price, and not like amazon provides any customer service anyways

"my review", Product is great. I was very happy with the immediate response and quick timeline in getting the magazine to my home. Thanks

"I will not order a magazine subscription from Amazon again.", Newsweek is a satisfactory source of information of current events. However, the agency that Amazon uses to handle the subscriptions made errors on my order and was unresponsive to my attempts to reach them to correct it. I will not use Amazon again to subscribe to magazines.

"Keeping Informed", The magazine Newsweek presents current events written by well informed journalists. Quite often two sides of a story are presented, enabling me to form a sounder opinion of the situation. Nice Back Page editorials, particularly Anna Quindlen's. Definitely worth the read! Especially in this day of 1-2 minute clips on TV.

"Liberal Bias plus small font", As a subscriber to Newsweek for 10 plus years I have just cancelled my subscription. I use to look forward to receiving this magazine each week. It was well done with humorous political cartoons and balanced coverage of politics. That is no longer the case.

The November 3, 2008 issue which arrived on October 28, 2008 contains three articles that declare Obama the victor in an election that will not take place until November 4, 2008. This continued trend in liberal bias undermines Newsweek's credibility.

The font size has been greatly reduced in the last year, probably to reduce costs that they lost in advertisement revenue due to this liberal bias. This small font size makes it hard to read the magazine fast.

Do not waste your money on this magazine.

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"Bird cage liner or perhaps fish wrapper", The current $20 subscription price for this "magazine" is a great way to save money on the liners for your canary cage or if you are a fishmonger in need of wrapping papers. If you are in search of insightful news and unbiased journalism I suggest looking elsewhere.

"Go with The Economist", While I've never subscribed to Newsweek, I have read enough of it in waiting rooms and the occasional purchased copy that I can say it is the lightweight of news periodicals.

Some other posters hit it on the head. Lightweight, at best, writing; a liberal slant that could be admirable if it were better written. Yes even we so-called libertarian conservatives read opposing views. But Newsweek just is not up to the challenge.

As to American news periodicals I'd recommend US News and World Reports. Overall I'd recommend the British pub - The Economist. Will it cost you more? Yes, but you will get a real mental workout reading it. And to those who may not like the idea of a pro free-trade, lowered regulatory environment, supportive of the Iraq invasion magazine; the Economist endorsed John Kerry in the 2004 election. So they are NOT raving right wingers. Just good coverage of the US and the world with good FACTS that will force the reader to think.

KS

"People still subscribe to this??", I figured they were giving them away to doctors' offices and such just to convince their advertisers that an occasional bored eyeball might glance at their ads, but I didn't realize they still found much of an audience other than that. You can get the identical Democratic Party line from so many free outlets these days, why bother to pay for it even if that's what you want to hear?

"Get The Week instead", If you are sick of Newsweek's slide into mediocrity, I recommend reading a relatively new magazine called The Week. It's a compilation of the top news stories from around the world, as well as summaries of pop culture (car reviews, recipes, real estate trends).

"Ultra-liberal magazine", Don't buy this expecting the news. You will get the news only from a left wing/socialist slant. Anything that doesn't fit their world view will be ignored or dismissed. There is no such thing as reporting only the news to today's media. Everything is editorial.