Newsweek

Newsweek will deliver to your NookColor ONLY. If you have an iPad sorry, but it says right at the top which devices are supported. If you have a NookColor and enjoy reading Newsweek than this is a fair purchase. Article view is great for reading and you still get the magazine experience by flipping through the pages. I read Newsweek exclusively online when my print subscription ran out and this is worth the $3 a month to get it in the same format. My only gripe would be pricing. I wish they would offer yearly subscriptions with slight discounts like they do for the print version as well. I feel slighted knowing that it will cost me more to read Newsweek on my NC than it will to have it delivered every Monday to my door...

I did not know what to expect but the magazine format on the nook works really good. I love the article view, it makes reading the magazine on the nook very easy and you stil get all the pictures that gets printed in the magazine. Bookmarking your favorite stories for easy retrieval, content view for easy browsing and it's all stored in your electronic library. Love it.

Finally! Subscriptions at a reasonable price. None of this $5 a magazine nonsense! Now if other mainstream magazines will follow, they would get my subscription! Thank you Newsweek! Hope others are paying attention out there!

I love being able to get the magazine weekly and not having to worry about the paper and the clutter! I like the articles in Newsweek as well. That being said, if you're looking for a similar experience to print, it won't be the same on the Nook Color. Navigation is pretty simple, and article view is great, but you do have to adjust the screen quite a bit due to the smaller size of the Nook Color. Though the photographs have beautiful color, they are a little pixelated up close. The pictures aren't as important to me as the content, though, and having all the magazines on one device means I can peruse any one of them for information at anytime. The content and the ease of getting to it with article view makes it worthwhile to me!

Navigation and reading with the ArticleView is great. It's easy to switch back and forth to view (and zoom in on) images while reading an article in ArticleView. The downside is that the images appear to be lower res on the nook than they are in print; when I zoomed in on a political cartoon to read it, it was rather pixelated. Still, this could be a great option for someone who hates to kill trees or needs larger print-- as long as the large print audience doesn't mind missing out on the text on a few political cartoons.

Very happy with Newsweek. Most of the content is just what I'm looking for. My only gripe is with Barnes and Noble not making it available until a couple days AFTER Newsweek makes it available, NOT the next morning like they advertise.

I much prefer the digital version of Newsweek than the old print editions.The articles are a good blend of news related and general interest material.A little less fashion "stuff" would make it even better. The Nook format works well for switching between "magazine" and "article" format.

I did not enjoy reading Newsweek on the NOOK, and did not appreciate that the old issue disappears when the latest issue is received.

I have been a print subscriber for years and wasn't convinced I would ever enjoy an e-version of anything. Just subcribed to this on Nook and absolutely love it! Has everything I expect out of Newsweek with no ads!Seems fresher than Newsweek has been for a few years! Great!!!

Seems to have lost some of its fine reporting on international and national news.

Newsweek Great magazine on my nook. Having problem opening in my computer at barns & noble website keeps wanting me to buy again when I'm already subscribing Andrew Gamboa

I was extremely disappointed with the election coverage this year. The articles were slanted heavily towards one particular candidate and didn't present an unbiased overview of all the candidates. I originally selected Newsweek believing it would at least provide some balance of coverage but I was sadly mistaken. I plan on cancelling my subscription for this very reason.

I have subscribed to Newsweek since 1972 when I was in college. When Newsweek was posted only on line.... I was most disappointed. Must say I love it on my nook.

Surely newsweeks writers have been screened to be knowledgeable about what they write. But no, they seem to just run off on tirades about things of which they have, so obviously, no knowledge. Thank you for trials. You'd be better off getting your information from the inquirer. What rubish.