Subscriptions
Private Eye - but it's run out and I haven't renewed it as I'll be moving, it was great for finding out about the latest developments in office politics where I work!
Ethical Consumer
http://www.ethicalconsumer.org/
Red Pepper
http://www.redpepper.org.uk/
(This reminds me I ought to check the pigeon holes at work and see if my latest copies are there.)
I might or might not still be getting The Journalist (from the NUJ) delivered back home.
I regularly get Monocle magazine - I would have got a subscription, but it's quite expensive and the mail delivery over here is a bit too hit and miss to risk it, it's a wee bit too pretentious my liking really, aimed at people who are more trendier-than-thou than the likes of me, but I like their coverage of Latin America and Scandinavia and Africa, they cover some interesting stories and issues. I don't get the obsession with Japan and all things Japanese though.
http://www.monocle.com/
I also regularly get a variety of magazines depending on whether the coverlines pique my interest: The Economist, New Statesman, Newsweek, New Scientist, National Geographic, Marie Claire and other women's glossies. And since I'm planning renovations to my flat I've developed a really bad property p0rn habit.
Oh, and since moving to the Gulf, I've developed a habit of picking up Ahlan! at the supermarket checkout, which is the Gulf's version of Hello/Ok.
I've just checked my mountainous reading pile on my coffee table and there's: a few copies of Ahlan!, Arabian Business, The Week (the British version, picked up at the airport on my way back here), Wired, African Business, New Africa, several Economists, a few New Scientists, Standpoint, Emel, a few Monocles, a few House Beautifuls, House & Garden, Ethical Consumers, Red Peppers, Foreign Affairs, Washington Report, Good Housekeeping.
I'm a magazine tart, no particular loyalty, put it about a bit.
