From: denise@presence.demon.co.uk (Denise Haskew)
Subject: Re: PUBS: All (?) the VR Periodicals
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1993 17:30:08 +0000
Message-ID: <732414608snx@presence.demon.co.uk>
Organization: Virtual Presence Ltd


In article <1o60jqINNpk0@shelley.u.washington.edu> dream!Ray_Hines@bikini.cis.ufl.edu (Ray Hines) writes:
> In a message dated Thu 11 Mar 93 22:51, Roy_w_latham@cup.portal.com wrote:
> 
>  R> There have been a number of inquiries regarding VR 
>  R> publications. Here is a list of all the ones that have come 
>  R> to my attention.  
> 
> Roy, thanks for your informative list.  I will be sure to check some of
> them out.  
> 
> Now, a question to all of you out there, especially the publishers of these
> magazines/newsletters:
> 
> Why are they so expensive?  What's the justification?
> 
> They seem to be way out of line compared to most other magazine
> subscriptions. It's kind of frustrating.  I and a friend are currently
> attending college and have little else cash to spare since we're
> essentially paying for our own education.  We also plan on doing some very
> serious work in VR and would like to keep abreast of the goings on in our
> favorite world by reading these newsletters and magazines.  Problem is,
> they're too expensive.

If you want a low cost quality magazine try waiting for 'Virtuoso'soon to be
published in countries across Europe and US,  annual subscribtion rates are
25$, it is a bi-monthly mag. aimed at people just like you.

Spectrum Dynamics will be US publishers of this publication,
in association with VR News in the UK so it's bound to be good.

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