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nubes answered:
marketing, et alia
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artonkels answered:
i was wondering the same thing!
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misanthropolis answered:
To make sure they don’t look out of date on the newsagents’ shelves, even if they’ve been there a while.
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derekthomson answered:
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arnievankerwel answered:
Because they are the last ones to receive the sun
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pleaselikeme answered:
A quick way to turn an old story into breaking news?
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starline answered:
Subscribers also receive their magazines eariler than the newsstands.
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berlinde answered:
i once asked this question, turns out they do it so the mag doesnt’ look too outdated when it reaches it’s farthest destination
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georgr answered:
I’d say it’s even worse for monthly magazines. German publishers seem to have taken over this behaviour, at least in some fields (computers!)
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mirza answered:
Possibly for delivery times. It takes forever to get magazines via a subscription here.
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theshalom answered:
Yes. Sometimes even up to a month or two.
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anendlessjourney answered:
that’s the eternal question
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