I agree! We subscribe to several children's magazines that my kids look forward to every month. When I walk in with the mail after work they often ask if their magazine(s) came. They like to fill out the word puzzles, find the hidden items in the picture, do the mazes, complete the color pages, skim through the articles, and even tear out pages they want to keep or put on their wall - this wouldn't work if it was switched to a digital subscription. I realize these adult magazines don't have the kids puzzles, but there is just something about sitting on the couch flipping through a magazine, dog-earing pages that have an idea you like, and so-on that PDF's can't replace.Interesting, so you're still paying for a physical product but instead of receiving it you get a digital product. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't appreciate this deal as a print media subscriber. I'd rather a pause on my subscription or a refund.
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