Magazines

Patients Don't Hesitate To Say No (Hartford Courant)

20 Jul 2008

While killing time waiting in the checkout line at the grocery store, I secretly do what everybody does: I read the covers of the magazines.

GEORGE SIPPLE: Ranking the best fantasy football magazines (Detroit Free Press)

20 Jul 2008

NFL training camps open this week, and that means it's time to think about fantasy football. Most fantasy magazines are $6.99 to $9 and include cheat sheets, features, sleeper picks, projected busts and profiles. I buy the mags solely as reading entertainment; by the time the season rolls around, most of the information will be outdated. Here are my rankings:

Weatherford not in a media daze (Orlando Sentinel)

20 Jul 2008

Few things say "college football season is near" like the arrival of much-anticipated college football preview magazines. They show up on racks like wrapped presents under a Christmas tree, a tempting sign of what's to come. They've been out for weeks now, of course, and we've been reading plenty.