Again, for clarification, I don't work at MIT, nor for the Tech Review, but I wish I do
Okay, since Magazineline doesn't have this anymore, the best deal is now offered at the Technology Review's own website. Normal rate on a subscription card is $29 for 10 issues. Worst yet, BN.com has it at $34 for 10 issues.
If, however, you go directly to the tech review website, you get a better deal - $30 for 12 issues is 49% off newsstand price, while $27 for 10 issues when you do a gift subscription is 45%.
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Click on the middle one for subscription. For gift subscription, the side bar
For those who don't know about the tech review, here's an intro:
Technology Review, Inc. is a Massachusetts Institute of Technology enterprise that promotes the understanding of emerging technology and its impact on the world. The centerpiece of the company is Technology Review, MIT's Magazine of Innovation. The magazine, a century-old publication, was re-launched in 1998 with a new focus on the process by which new technology gets out of the lab and into the marketplace.
The success of the magazine, editorially and commercially, triggered the formation of an independent enterprise?Technology Review, Inc. ?with a mission of expanding the range of channels through which our growing community could utilize and experience all that Technology Review has to offer. In addition to its signature magazine, Technology Review, Inc., encompasses a conference and events unit, a robust Website offering information and services, plus newsletters and ancillary publications.
All these parts of our new whole share the same purpose ? to help an ever-expanding community better grasp how new technologies are shaping the world. The editors at Technology Review believe that in the foreseeable future three areas of emerging technology will be the most significant: information technology, biotechnology, and nanotechnology (the creation of tools and devices on the very smallest scale?the scale of atoms and molecules). And it is these three broad areas that are at the heart of Technology Review's mission.
Okay, since Magazineline doesn't have this anymore, the best deal is now offered at the Technology Review's own website. Normal rate on a subscription card is $29 for 10 issues. Worst yet, BN.com has it at $34 for 10 issues.
If, however, you go directly to the tech review website, you get a better deal - $30 for 12 issues is 49% off newsstand price, while $27 for 10 issues when you do a gift subscription is 45%.
Linky
Click on the middle one for subscription. For gift subscription, the side bar
For those who don't know about the tech review, here's an intro:
Technology Review, Inc. is a Massachusetts Institute of Technology enterprise that promotes the understanding of emerging technology and its impact on the world. The centerpiece of the company is Technology Review, MIT's Magazine of Innovation. The magazine, a century-old publication, was re-launched in 1998 with a new focus on the process by which new technology gets out of the lab and into the marketplace.
The success of the magazine, editorially and commercially, triggered the formation of an independent enterprise?Technology Review, Inc. ?with a mission of expanding the range of channels through which our growing community could utilize and experience all that Technology Review has to offer. In addition to its signature magazine, Technology Review, Inc., encompasses a conference and events unit, a robust Website offering information and services, plus newsletters and ancillary publications.
All these parts of our new whole share the same purpose ? to help an ever-expanding community better grasp how new technologies are shaping the world. The editors at Technology Review believe that in the foreseeable future three areas of emerging technology will be the most significant: information technology, biotechnology, and nanotechnology (the creation of tools and devices on the very smallest scale?the scale of atoms and molecules). And it is these three broad areas that are at the heart of Technology Review's mission.
