Free Subscription to "Foreign Policy" Magazine - MercuryMagazines.com

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Foreign Policy "FP" is the premier, award-winning magazine of global politics, economics, and ideas. Its mission is to explain how the world works -- in particular, how the process of global integration is reshaping nations, institutions, cultures, and, more fundamentally, our daily lives.

http://www.mercurymagazines.com/pr1/114/11473 or
http://www.mercurymagazines.com/pr1/101/101239 or
http://www.mercurymagazines.com/pr1/121/121201
Please copy & paste the link if you got re-direct to the main page...

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Link stopped working on 5/22/09...

[skyblacker]

Thanks and repped! I was wondering what was going to replace my free and recently expired Newsweek sub.

[LondonRain]

Thanks! I hope this time it actually comes in print (like it says) and not in digital form.

[BosuxRedsux]

thanks! can't wait to see who NoBama will next curtsy to.

[TattyBear]

:thanks:

[ah0813]

Thanks and repped. Usually read the digital version but hard copy is always better.

[BeeEss]

it seems i cant rep u again,
thansk anyways

does anyone know if mercury mags send BILLS after the free sub is over?

[CouponCloud]

Thanks!

[kiddk1]

thanks

[indiangirl]

Thank you.

[erumsana]

thanks for this useful sharing

[Princess_Spock]

Good one!! Thumbs up and repped!! :hug:

[bird]

:bounce: :bounce: Repped!

He'll be thrilled.:woot: :woot: :woot: :D :D :D

[kalykalypso]

Thank you! More mags for brain food, lol.

[GunSharp]

Thanks, this magazine is one of the best IMO

[trza]

Deal is dead.

[skyblacker]

Thanks! I hope this time it actually comes in print (like it says) and not in digital form.

Just got my first issue... in my inbox. :(

I've enjoyed reading the articles on Foreign Policy's website, but I'm not going to stumble through a PDF on Zinio. Those things simply are not meant to be read on computers. They're not "digital magazines," they're half-hearted replicas of print magazines -- and I wish publishers would stop confusing the two!

[netsfan]

Is everyone receiving the Digital Edition?

Is there any way that we can get the Print Edition instead???

[skyblacker]

Is there any way that we can get the Print Edition instead???

It's a free offer, so I'm guessing substitutions -- especially upgrades -- aren't allowed.

I imagine that distributing what's essentially spam is an attempt to boost Foreign Policy's verified circulation while spending next to nothing. This lies to advertisers, since it counts magazines flipped through on a coffee table with spambox-bound digital issues.

Since I don't like aiding dishonesty, I unsubscribed. Note that this subscription isn't directly from Foreign Policy. It was administered through M2 Mags ( service@m2mags.com or question@bluedolphinmags.com ) and distributed by Zinio ( support@zinio.com ). Responding to your "digital issue of FP" email with an unsubscribe message sent to the aforementioned addresses should do the trick.