Not speaking for everyone, but personally I've wrestled between print and the blogoshpere; today just about anyone can build a site, and write a story, and urban myths, and "Perception becoming Reality" with witty manipulation, have been winning out over "Truth and Fact Checking". Not that I am a fan of the cover price, but I think there is an amazing value proposition offered by TIME magazine. The subscription our family had to TIME was the central focus of every dinner growing up in my house, and whenever I go home, and go into our family's study, there are still old issues in the drawer, that when I have read them over again after many years, it's inspiring to realize, the quality and consistency of the voice of TIME has endured. Freedom of expression in our country is a a great right, and I enjoy many indie blogs, yet somehow, knowing that experienced editor's are fact checking the story, really give me back that initial sticker shock, by providing some much needed integrity, that for me, doesn't seem to exist on the web, as much as I'd wish it would. Looking forward to reading this issue on my iPad, now, and especially many years in the future.