FT which subscription
FT which subscription
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RMDB9

Original Poster:

1,711 posts

77 months

Sunday 17th May 2020
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I would like to make myself a gift and subscribe to the FT. After much deliberation I shortlisted the FT weekend paper (including How To Spend It) PRINT version, no digital, no daily.
During work week I dont have the time to read the FT daily entirely. I really like the weekend edition. i dont have an Ipad so the digital version doesnt make much sense for me.

Any thoughts?

Edited by RMDB9 on Sunday 17th May 19:37

condor

8,837 posts

277 months

Sunday 17th May 2020
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Enrol in your local library ( hard now, but can still do it on-line I think).
You can then access loads of newspapers and magazines via presssreader smile
You might need help to do it - but think they have someone online chat/FB to help.

RMDB9

Original Poster:

1,711 posts

77 months

Sunday 17th May 2020
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1. I was enquiring about the print edition
2. The Financial Times isn't featured on PressReader

condor

8,837 posts

277 months

Monday 18th May 2020
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If you google 'weekend Financial Times subscription' then there are various ways that you can subscribe/get it for free.
Presumably there will be a phone number so you can get someone in subscription services to post you the print version, if there isn't an online way to order it.
Alternatively go to your local independent newsagent and ask them to order you a copy.

shih tzu faced

2,597 posts

78 months

Monday 18th May 2020
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RMDB9 said:
1. I was enquiring about the print edition
2. The Financial Times isn't featured on PressReader
3. But thanks anyway

RMDB9

Original Poster:

1,711 posts

77 months

Monday 18th May 2020
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Well, yes, that is clear. I just wanted to hear from members who might have done the same. But sorry for asking. Maybe this is some kind of reverse snobbery, maybe I should have inquired and enquired about the Evening's Standard with a "Readers Wife" weekend supplement instead.

Dr.Seuss

691 posts

77 months

Monday 18th May 2020
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Does RMDB9 mean Richard Mille DB9?

shih tzu faced

2,597 posts

78 months

Monday 18th May 2020
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RMDB9 said:
Well, yes, that is clear. I just wanted to hear from members who might have done the same. But sorry for asking. Maybe this is some kind of reverse snobbery, maybe I should have inquired and enquired about the Evening's Standard with a "Readers Wife" weekend supplement instead.
No problem, apology accepted :-)

If you could post up a link to this Reader’s Wives thing when you’ve got it that would be great, cheers! I’ve done the entire porn hub collection twice already during lockdown.

Drive it fix it repeat

1,046 posts

80 months

Monday 18th May 2020
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OP seems like the friendly type rolleyes

rodericb

8,877 posts

155 months

Wednesday 20th May 2020
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RMDB9 said:
I would like to make myself a gift and subscribe to the FT. After much deliberation I shortlisted the FT weekend paper (including How To Spend It) PRINT version, no digital, no daily.
During work week I dont have the time to read the FT daily entirely. I really like the weekend edition. i dont have an Ipad so the digital version doesnt make much sense for me.

Any thoughts?

Edited by RMDB9 on Sunday 17th May 19:37
If it's what you feel works best for you then go for it. Some folk feel compelled to consume news via electronic means but the format means you can't easily scan for items of interest like if you have an actual newspaper in front of you. Broadsheets are the best for that. Tabloid format is slightly more restrictive. Contrast that to an iPad screen and the small size of it means that some expert will decide you need to have your content filtered to "give you the articles you're interested in".....