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Joe Krack

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Senior Print Sales Manager

Be seen by over 60,000 Linux developers and IT professionals each month by having an advertising presence in Linux Journal. Send me an email (joseph@linuxjournal.com) or call me to discuss an advertising campaign. 713-344-1956 ext. 118


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rascheri
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Fri, 08/20/2010 - 18:06

I was wondering if there was a way for the print subscribers to be able to access the latest LJ magazine by digital subscription as well...in other words. You subscribe for the printed version and you get digital access to teh magazine as well. I like reading the printed copy, but occasionally I find myself without it...I can't take it everywhere. Being able to log into my account at LJ.com and then tieing my subscription to that account should allow me to see the latest magazine online...actually as a subscriber I should be able to see all of the issues online.

Thanks in advance,
Richard Ascheri

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