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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 10,330
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I think I understand it. I used to buy magazines before I got on the Internet. My favorites were the Electronic Musician, and several Mac magazines. But I got used to getting free information on the net and after a while stopped looking for it in the magazines. Every once in a while, I will buy a Mac magazine, but usually I am disappointed because they have far less content and they seem more of an excuse for full page ads. In the old system 9.2, there was more tweaking needed to maximize the use of the computer and the mags were full of tips and tricks and additionally they usually included a CD full of freeware and demos. Less tweaking is needed in the new system.
I used to buy Electronic Musician at Comp USA but they closed the stores in California.
I like magazines too but I feel it's my own fault that they aren't what they used to be. If I liked the magazine, I should have continued purchasing it.
I think I need to switch over and subscribe to online mags but I just don't like using my credit card on the net that much.
Last edited by Jean Bullock; 06/07/09 12:40 PM.
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