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To: BBell

Same period that National Geographic and Reader’s Digest shifted. All started to occur around late 1990s.

Go out and ask people when was the last time that they looked at any of those three magazines. Each has lost a large segment of their base. I haven’t touched a Rolling Stone since 1998, and NG/RD since around 2004.


6 posted on 04/05/2016 9:31:06 PM PDT by pepsionice
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To: pepsionice

I gave up on NG in the late 90s. It was tough, I’d had a subscription since the early 70s.


11 posted on 04/05/2016 9:36:29 PM PDT by FreedomPoster (Islam delenda est)
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To: pepsionice
Same period that National Geographic and Reader’s Digest shifted. All started to occur around late 1990s.

Same thing happened with Scientific America. I stopped my subscription in '95. The articles became dumbed down and started a massive left wing slant.

16 posted on 04/05/2016 9:50:26 PM PDT by SunTzuWu
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To: pepsionice

You haven’t seen National Geographic since 2004?
Then you missed the Michelle Obama centerfold.


17 posted on 04/05/2016 10:32:50 PM PDT by Dalberg-Acton
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