Newsweek Magazine Subscription

Pros: top notch layout and writing, covers current events well

Cons: sometimes one sided views

Review: Newsweek is a pretty good magazine, not perfect but it has a lot of good features to entice the reader, I would definitely recommend Newsweek to the casual news junkie. Now for the more hardcore junkie I think Newsweek lacks a little in it's...

Pros: Very good reporting on current domestic and international matters.

Cons: Perhaps to quick to report negative information about the Bush Administration and America.

Review: I am a current subscriber, but I have mixed emotions as it pertains to Newsweek s fair and balanced reporting. Especially the article accusing guards at Guantanamo Bay of flushing a Koran down the toilet (Great plumbing!). Unfortunately, it resulted...

Pros: Affordable, and easily digested summaries of news and information.

Cons: Sometimes they lean a little to the left, but George Will usually pulls them back towards the center.

Review: I have found Newsweek to be an excellent bargain, and a great way for me to get a quick news digest. I subscribe to a number of magazines due in part, to a healthy news addiction developed while working in the news business, but also a belief,...

Pros: basic, "quicky" news, stick with the website

Cons: journalism not daring enough,

Review: When comparing and choosing between the top three weekly news magazines out there, readers consistently choose Time and US News & World Report over their counterpart Newsweek. Why?

Both Time and US News & World Report have each catered...

Pros: weekly news in one package, light enough reading

Cons: very conservative

Review: My local newspaper is really lacking in content so I stopped reading it completely a few years ago. I have to admit that my knowledge of current events was suffering from not having time to watch the evening news. I pretty much kept up with what was...

Pros: Extensive Topics/Coverage

Cons: Sometimes Language Targeted to Younger Audiences

Review: My first introduction to Newsweek magazine was brief. I was waiting in the doctor's office and had picked up a copy because I was interested in the topic displayed on the cover story...after that? End of story, right? Not quite. I was impressed at...

Pros: Nice pictures, Occasionally decent articles

Cons: Not exactly hard-hitting investigative journalism, Biased, Expensive for what one gets, Mediocre

The Bottom Line: Hardly outstanding, "Newsweek" is on par with other conventional print news magazines, but offers nothing unique or noteworthy to help is stand out.

Review: I am a big picture person and as a result, I tend to have a long memory for when companies do things that I do not approve of. So, yes, I still do not shop at Texaco because of the racism of their board, probably a decade ago now and I don't shop at...