[snakeboy]

I usually use free archived versions to read mainstream journalism pieces. Seeing this convinced me to subscribe. I've always loved The New Yorker, and am happy to support serious longform journalism (and I know that Ronan is one of the best).

However, it's a shame that the only way to subscribe to the print version is to pay $260 upfront for the yearly subscription. Meanwhile the digital version is $1/week ($52 upfront) for one year, or even just $10 for one month.

[ronanfarrow]

This means a lot to me. We're living in a time when we badly need independent journalism, with a very limited number of institutions devoting resources to this kind of work. Subscribing to support journalism you care about is a real public service, in my view.

Noted on the critiques of the subscription options. I'll try to relay.

[biztos]

Are you outside the USA?

I just checked and I see: "This introductory offer is charged as $78 for the first year. Automatically renews at $195/year."