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Time magazine is a weekly news magazine that covers the most important events close to home and around the world.
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About Time
First published in 1923, Time boasts the world's largest circulation for a subscription news magazine.
The news weekly includes several regular features in each issue, and additional content is organized into these sections: "Briefing," a round-up of news in regularly covered topics of world and national politics and government, business, and health; "Commentary," opinion columns from well known guest contributors; and "The Culture," analysis on a mix of entertainment, pop culture, and travel.
Perhaps best known for its iconic signature red border on the cover, Time has only changed it four times in its lengthy history: after the September 11th attacks, the 2008 Earth Day issue, the 10th anniversary of September 11th, and the December 31, 2012 Time issue selecting Barack Obama as "Man of the Year." Throughout the year, Time publishes two very popular special issues. Its most famous annual issue is the "Person of the Year" issue, in which it recognizes an individual or group of individuals in the publication's opinion who have had the biggest impact on news headlines over the past year. In some cases the Time "Person of the Year" is selected because of a negative impact made over the course of the year. Another very popular annual Time issue is "The 100 Most Influential People in the World" issue, which is filled with color photos and articles about their lives. Time also regularly publishes commemorative editions related to anniversaries of historic events, tragedies, and other newsworthy subjects as needed.
People who love to keep up with the latest headlines at home and abroad would enjoy a subscription to Time magazine!
The news weekly includes several regular features in each issue, and additional content is organized into these sections: "Briefing," a round-up of news in regularly covered topics of world and national politics and government, business, and health; "Commentary," opinion columns from well known guest contributors; and "The Culture," analysis on a mix of entertainment, pop culture, and travel.
Perhaps best known for its iconic signature red border on the cover, Time has only changed it four times in its lengthy history: after the September 11th attacks, the 2008 Earth Day issue, the 10th anniversary of September 11th, and the December 31, 2012 Time issue selecting Barack Obama as "Man of the Year." Throughout the year, Time publishes two very popular special issues. Its most famous annual issue is the "Person of the Year" issue, in which it recognizes an individual or group of individuals in the publication's opinion who have had the biggest impact on news headlines over the past year. In some cases the Time "Person of the Year" is selected because of a negative impact made over the course of the year. Another very popular annual Time issue is "The 100 Most Influential People in the World" issue, which is filled with color photos and articles about their lives. Time also regularly publishes commemorative editions related to anniversaries of historic events, tragedies, and other newsworthy subjects as needed.
People who love to keep up with the latest headlines at home and abroad would enjoy a subscription to Time magazine!
Issues Per Year:
52
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Publishing Frequency:
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Publisher Name:
Meredith Corporation
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Hi. I’m TV and radio host Patricia Lopez.
Even though I have lots of choices about how and where I get my news from, I continue to turn to Time magazine. Like everyone else, I get tired of being bombarded by news on the Internet and TV and enjoy the fact that I can sit down and read my Time magazine at home.
The first thing I do when I get my latest Time magazine issue is read the “Milestones” column. It’s one page of historical moments and blurbs about significant cultural events. Usually I learn about something I can’t easily find anywhere else just from reading this page. In my opinion the job of a weekly news magazine is to go a step beyond newspapers to provide a more balanced and analytical view. Time does a great job in this respect.
Its coverage is both proactive—covering topics that need to be exposed and reactive—providing commentary on important events across the globe. I also really enjoy Time’s coverage of pop culture. I can trust their movie, book and album reviews. I appreciate the diversity of Time’s reporting and the mix of articles. And it’s not just politics; Time has regular coverage of art, community, health and religion. While providing humorous, lightweight sections that are great, quick reads.
In addition to the reporting and writing, Time always has outstanding photos, diagrams and infographics that make detailed articles more comprehensible. I enjoy this magazine’s visual design as much as the information. Still, my favorite issues are the special issues that focus on the big picture of one subject—environment, community, invention, new leaders or the Time 100 that highlights the most influential people in their fields; the list goes beyond business and politics and includes artists.
Thank you so much for checking out the current Time magazine subscription deals today at Magazines.com. If you have any questions please give a call to 1-800-MAGAZINES or send an email to service@magazines.com.
Even though I have lots of choices about how and where I get my news from, I continue to turn to Time magazine. Like everyone else, I get tired of being bombarded by news on the Internet and TV and enjoy the fact that I can sit down and read my Time magazine at home.
The first thing I do when I get my latest Time magazine issue is read the “Milestones” column. It’s one page of historical moments and blurbs about significant cultural events. Usually I learn about something I can’t easily find anywhere else just from reading this page. In my opinion the job of a weekly news magazine is to go a step beyond newspapers to provide a more balanced and analytical view. Time does a great job in this respect.
Its coverage is both proactive—covering topics that need to be exposed and reactive—providing commentary on important events across the globe. I also really enjoy Time’s coverage of pop culture. I can trust their movie, book and album reviews. I appreciate the diversity of Time’s reporting and the mix of articles. And it’s not just politics; Time has regular coverage of art, community, health and religion. While providing humorous, lightweight sections that are great, quick reads.
In addition to the reporting and writing, Time always has outstanding photos, diagrams and infographics that make detailed articles more comprehensible. I enjoy this magazine’s visual design as much as the information. Still, my favorite issues are the special issues that focus on the big picture of one subject—environment, community, invention, new leaders or the Time 100 that highlights the most influential people in their fields; the list goes beyond business and politics and includes artists.
Thank you so much for checking out the current Time magazine subscription deals today at Magazines.com. If you have any questions please give a call to 1-800-MAGAZINES or send an email to service@magazines.com.
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