A Smart Guide to Free Magazines

in Media | November 8th, 2009 Leave a Comment

A good find via Lifehacker. Maggwire is a relatively new site that will do two things for you. It will direct you to free magazine content online (a good thing). And (perhaps even better) it will learn what you like to read, and then start feeding you content based on your preferences. If Maggwire can deliver on this promise, it will help you navigate the very large volume of content that you encounter every day. To get started with Maggwire, check out this video.

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