Received an email for this offer as I am a lapsed trial subscriber.
Deal only opens if uhave received the email.
You could always try contacting them before March 1 anyway to grab the deal.
Cheaper options for print and digital and digital too.
Havnt seen it this cheap since the student magazines deal I posted ages ago (which may have sent them broke)
It’s annoying we pay much more than USA/ uk for the printed mag.
Of course you can likely get the digital version free thru your library.
For those who are non-economists: $210/year, $17.5/month, $4.04/week and only 57.5 cents every day!
Could I please ask how do we get this for $210? Digital, print or both?
It’s for former subscribers. If u email them and say your work used to have a sub that expired they may sort it out for you.otherwise you need to have had a trial or previous subscription and then you probably received a promo email with this offer. Another option is to perhaps use their 12 week offer and ask to upgrade to this deal. Or even get the promo deal and then cancel so u r a former subscriber lol. But I reckon just email emas they want the $$$ . Ends March 1 tho.
My $210 number I quoted per year is the $420 for 2 years in the title however I used a division of 2 to calculate this numerical figure.
This guy maths
TIL magazines still exist
What’s the normal price?
About double that
For those wanting to read this electronically you can do this below:
1) http://library.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/viewer.aspx
2) To login make sure you enter an 8 digit number, but it must start with a four (eg. 44771122)
3) Select the country on the right side of the screen to access various Newspapers & Magazines
For those who want a more 'personal login' you can apply for a library card from the National Library of Australia.
This is FREE (see full terms & conditions when applying).
1) https://www.nla.gov.au/getalibrarycard/
2) After you fill in your personal details, you will get your card in the mail and can then access PressReader from the nla.gov.au site
3) https://www.nla.gov.au/app/eresources/item/4307
Your local library might be able to give you access to their PressReader login (if using the mobile app) however you will need to enquiry with them as they may or may not have an active agreement.
I get the digital version for free via my local library.