A Herd of Print Linux Magazines
The glossy print magazine is alive and well, and this is good because a lot of us old fossils still hang out in bookstores and newsstands, and like reading the printed page. It's nice not having to plug something in to read it, and it's a good outreach to people who are not familiar with Linux. Most magazines now have online editions with extra content, so we can have it all.
There is one more benefit of a print publication that you have to actually pay some money for, and that is that advertisers do not completely rule the roost. Remember the Golden Rule? The one with the gold makes the rules. Many Web publications have capitulated to advertisers and publish "web content" rather than genuine journalism, because their only revenues are from advertising. Independent voices are dwindling. Paying subscribers help keep the independent voices alive.
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