Others say...

"Flawed renewal process"
I responded to an email from Amazon to renew the TIME magazine subscription I had ordered through them last year. BUT, instead of renewing the subscription, they created a new subscription and we began receiving duplicate copies. After a series of inquiries I finally contacted the people who could help me and the problem is supposed to be resolved. Meanwhile, I just got another email from Amazon, telling me I need to renew my subscription - this is getting annoying. I regret ordering a magazine through them and wish I had done it the "old-fashioned" way.

"Time Magazine"
It is a usefull tool for someone that can not watch the news on TV

"Too much propaganda "
I have been subscribing to Time for two years and is totally disappointed with the depth and fairness of their articles. While ignoring USA's own real problems, their articles are pretending to be self righteous and focused on bashing China and other irrelevant contents. I thought I could get better media in USA than I could in China. But in the end, both are just full of the same propaganda, in different ways. And the USA one is more deceptive.

I will not renew the subscription anymore even I may get the same deal I got for the past two years ($20/year). Any science magazines can bring more benefits to me and my family than the biased Time magazine.



"Best price based on magazine price search engine"
My wife likes to read Time magazine and I believe that Amazon may have the best price for it out there at the time of the review.

"Be the smartest person you know."
As a teacher, I am always being asked for shortcuts to knowledge. My response is simple: "Subscribe to TIME and/or NEWSWEEK and read them religiously. In three years' time, you'll be the smartest person you know." I know that's not exactly true. What I mean by that bit of hyperbole is: you'll "appear" to be the smartest person you know because no one will be able to bring something up that you aren't at least AWARE of and can speak intelligently about (or at least ask an intelligent question.) Nearly every subject is covered by these great institutions--most of the time impartially. It comes with your name on the cover and entices you to open it. Who knows what you'll learn?

I know that all this is available on the internet, but the distractions of the internet are irresistible, I may be old-fashioned, but there is no substitute for holding something in your hand. And nobody can edit it when you're not looking. Plus, the writers are professionals, not anonymous bloggers who face no repercussions for their inaccuracies.

Many learners today are hard-pressed to find time among their activities to actually LEARN. TIME is a great shortcut to information which if used becomes knowledge which, when absorbed, eventually becomes wisdom. Wisdom will earn a decent salary and respect in your community.. OK, so you may not actually become the smartest person you know, but it's a start.