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With all the digital AI slop these days I'm starting to look for magazines again. Ones that put some effort into verification that the stories really are true.
by bluGill 1y ago
With all the digital AI slop these days I'm starting to look for magazines again. Ones that put some effort into verification that the stories really are true.
- KPGv2 1y agoI think there's been a micro-boom in prestige periodicals. Until I kind of fell back out of love with tennis, I was a subscriber of Racquet, which is a really high quality print publication about tennis (and occasionally other racquet sports). https://shop.racquetmag.com/products/issue-no-8?pr_prod_strat=jac&pr_rec_id=b4e20e018&pr_rec_pid=7830046834900&pr_ref_pid=7957991948500&pr_seq=uniform https://shop.racquetmag.com/products/issue-no-8?pr_prod_stra... if you're interested in seeing what a very nice tennis magazine looks like (links to shop because it's the best way to show contents)
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 1y agoThe last couple times I cracked open a magazine it was 50% ads and I'm not sure how many articles were PR releases. Thinking of Pop Sci, Psychology Today, etc
- bluGill 1y agoOnly 50% - that seems low. They were always more than that (except mad, though they did take ads latter I'm told).