The odds are good that as you're reading this, you're holding inyour hands a printed copy of NU. And if you're anythinglike me, you still get a small but real thrill when one of yourfavorite magazines arrives in the mail.
There's a lot of pleasure to be had from a publication asphysical object—the flipping of pages which can lead toserendipitous discoveries; the big, glossy images that invitelingering looks; the shelf full of saved copies which serve as asmile-inducing reminder of just how long you've been a fan of thissubject—whether it's sports, gardening or the P&Cindustry.
As someone who has been a journalist for over half myyears—and a magazine lover all my life—it's hard to imagine a worldwhere the “analog” versions of my favorite titles no longer exist.Happily, I think we're still at least some time away from anentirely paper-free publishing universe.
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