Newsweek Magazine Subscription

Pros: Great Coverage, Cartoons/Editorials

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: If you want a magazine that caters to the political center, while delivering outstanding news coverage, consider subscribing to this publication.

Review: If Al Franken and Rush Limbaugh could somehow have a baby together, that would be one ugly SOB. This would be like comparing apples and oranges, as it is an impossible feat, that would be more painful than jumping off a building, and ...

Pros: A large bevy of current issues and headlines.

Cons: A bit text intensive.

The Bottom Line: The bottom line would probably find itself about 60 times in the Newsweek magazine.

Review: During the past six weeks, I have had the opportunity to scan and sometimes thoroughly read the pages of the Newsweek magazine. This collection of current issues and leisure activities into one comprehensive yet neatly packed magazine is an...

Pros: insightful writing while featuring different perspectives, at a very reasonable price

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: I recommend Newsweek Magazine to anyone who would like to better understand the world.

Review: In these confusing and troubled times, with so much going on in the world on both the domestic and worldwide scene, Newsweek magazine helps me to keep up with many of the stories that affect me and my world. It provides in-depth stories ...

Pros: Does the best job of capturing the news around.

Cons: HATE THOSE %##@@!! return postcards stuck inside

The Bottom Line: Newsweek prints all the news that's fit to help you figure out what this crazy planet is up to.

Review: I grew up in a very conservative home where TIME magazine was the weekly news magazine. Does anyone remember a weekly news magazine full of dazzling photojournalism called LIFE?

I remember someone in a government class I took...

Pros: Great Articles, Quick up date on issues

Cons: Occasionally stigmatizing

Review: I like Newsweek because their magazine offers up-to-date info on issues as they are occurring or just afterward. The coverage is excellent and has helped to keep me informed of issues I needed to know more information on.

Whether it be...

Pros: Good overview of the news

Cons: Some of the stories on government get boring (my opinion)

Review: I started subscribing to Newsweek while I was in college. It was presidential election time and everyone around me was debating the strengths and weaknesses of all the candidates. I realized that though I knew the candidates' names, I knew precious...

Pros: good writing, concise, easy to read

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Good weekly coverage of news. Good editorials and reporting on global/national issues. It has a slight liberal focus but is nonetheless balanced in its approach.

Review: I've been reading Newsweek for over 25 years and have been pleased with its reporting. Although the news may be a few days old by the time you read it, it is much more in depth than what we hear on the radio or watch on TV. In fact, I only listen to ...

Pros: Covers a lot of weekly events.

Cons: None, in my opinion.

Review: I doubt too many people would describe Newsweek in quite the way my title does. But let me tell you why I chose that title.

A couple of years ago, I went on vacation with my sister and a couple of other people. I knew we were going to be...

Pros: Newsy, warm, straightforward

Cons: Not as creative as Time magazine

Review: Time magazine's eternal nemesis is everything that its competitor is not. Newsweek, as the name suggests, is newsier, less featuristic. While I am a reader of both, I find it hard to say which one is better than the other. I like Time for its creativity...

Pros: articles

Cons: advertisements

Review:

Reason for buying: The reasons for subscribing to this highly trusted magazine include; staying in touch with the world, finding out sports, political or any other form of big news. And unlike many magazines today newsweek's articles very...