Time Magazine and Apple Inc. have had a long row over iPad magazine subscription, but its finally resolved. While Apple wanted magazine subscriptions for iPad to be channeled through its iTunes store, Time insisted that its people with its print magazine subscriptions should get free access to iPad version of Time magazine.
Publishers in Europe and America have been wrangling with Apple because Apple has refused them to offer free online magazine subscriptions to their print subscribers. Apple gets a whopping 30% of the price a subscriber pays for the iPad version. It is hoped that the resolution of impasse between Apple and Time regarding online magazine subscriptions will help in finding a way to solve the conflict between Apple and publishers.
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MannobhaiTopTenReviews has come up with a list of the best magazine subscription reviews of 2011.
Amazon.com has been ranked number one in the best magazine subscription services category due to its popularity as a website, its amazing selection of magazines and layout. A very helpful feature offered only by Amazon is the option for customers to review each magazine themselves.
MagsDirect.com has been reviewed as being the second best in the magazine subscription services category. The website has a very large collection of popular and obscure magazines; it offers a chance to win gift cards in regular drawings and has a three month money back guarantee on customer satisfaction.
Magazines.com has been ranked third in the best magazine subscription reviews. It offers fewer genres of magazines, but it offers excellent customer service, subscription options and various payment options.
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lkiller123Nevada Magazine conducted it's annual Best of Nevada reader's poll is now available on its website. The best magazine in Nevada will publish results in the July/August 2011 issue and on nevadamagazine.com in mid-June. Everyone is encouraged to go to their website and vote for their favorites in Las Vegas, Reno, and the small towns and rural areas of the state.
Two lucky voters will win a complementary Nevada-themed book package and first-season "Bonanza" DVD set. In the latest issue of Nevada Magazine you can find articles on "The Loneliest Road in America" (US Highway 50) and a roundup of central Nevada town reviews. Central Nevada's parks and recreation areas are also highlighted, including off-the-beaten-path destinations and noteworthy events. There is also a story about the Kennecott Copper Corporation, which was headquartered in McGill for many years.