The 119-year-old magazine is modeling its redesign after mid-century revolutions. The “Insider Plus” package - print, digital, and a discount on events, plus an ad-free online experience - is $79.95 per year, and Bramson-Boudreau, who has been leading the publication for a little more than a year, felt that a more “compelling” argument was needed to convince reader to pay for that package. A single digital version of the print issue is $6.99 (the new digital print edition will be $9.99 an issue). A three-month online-only subscription is $9.99. “When you publish six times a year, you really can’t pretend you’re doing your audience any favors putting all this stuff into a print format,” said Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau, CEO and publisher of MIT Tech Review.Ī print subscription, including online access, to MIT Tech Review is $29.95 per year. MIT Tech Review recently rebranded its print edition from just a collection of articles, into a product that doesn’t simply republish content that was posted online a month later, but has its own attitude and way of telling stories. But MIT Technology Review is doubling down on it. October 28, 2016Some publications are dropping print all together.

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