Readers of First Things now have new ways to access online articles.
As always, print subscribers get free access to the latest issue, as well as twenty years worth of articles, reviews, poetry, and more from our archive of previous issues. (Has your subscription lapsed? Renew today and get ten issues for $39.)
Starting this week you can also subscribe to the online-only edition for just $15 a year. You won’t receive the print edition, but all the online archives and articles, including those from the current issue, will be available for you. Need just an article or two? Get a one-day online pass to all the archives for $2.50 or a 7-day pass for just $7.
To get your online access, simply fill out this form with your subscription information. (Note: Because of changes in our system, your old username and password may no longer work. Our customer service page can help you find your subscriber number.)
First Things is committed to improving the way we deliver our magazine’s content to you, both in print and online. Please continue to let us know what you think about our changes and how we can improve your online experience with First Things. Send your suggestions and recommendations to our web editor, Joe Carter, at jcarter@firstthings.com.
Comments:
Regards from Canada.
Tony
I sympathize with those who can't afford the subscription, since I couldn't at first. But I suspect that FT would be amenable to offering free access to a truly hard case. And if you aren't a "hard case," just cheap, you've just been given the opportunity to do right thing at less than half the price. So rejoice.
This new policy also breaks the links on many, many web pages that refer to articles published in First Things. This reduces this magazine's usefulness as a source of reference to others and diminishes FT's internet presence. This is troubling, given the importance of the ideas and issues discussed in First Things.
A sad day indeed.