Country Living Magazine
Hearst Communications, Inc.

March 1st, 2012

Price: Free

Category: Newsstand

Updated: Mar 01, 2012

Version: 1.0.3

Size: 2.9 MB

Language: English

Seller: Hearst Communications, Inc.

Rated 4+

Requirements: Compatible with iPad.Requires iOS 4.3 or later.

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Country Living Magazine by Hearst Communications, Inc.

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Description

Country Living inspires and, in many ways, defines the country lifestyle. Now you can get the very best recipes, decorating ideas, and DIY projects on your iPad. Subscribe today and save more than 50% off the single copy price!

Subscriptions available:
1-month subscription available for $1.99, automatically renewed until canceled

1-year subscription available for $19.99, automatically renewed until canceled

When purchasing through iTunes, your account will be charged at confirmation of purchase.

Your subscription will auto-renew unless you turn this off 24 hours before the subscription runs out. You can turn off auto-renewal at any time from your iTunes account settings.

No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during an active subscription period.

December/January issue now available. In this issue: 151 fresh ways to celebrateand decoratewith simple holiday style. Plus: perfect presents all under $100, rustic woodland decorations, festive recipes, an Oregon family celebrates with vintage style, and more!

What's New in Version 1.0.3

Stability improvements.

Customer Reviews

No free access for print subscribers is ridiculous (1 star)
All other magazine print subscriptions I have also provide tablet access at no additional cost which provides for better access when traveling, etc. Being expected to pay twice for digital access to a magazine is poor customer service and appreciation in my opinion. Not sure that I will continue my subscription in the future.

Country Living (1 star)
They need to have access to the digital magazine for their print subscribers.

Greed much? (1 star)
Back issues are a poor substitution for print subscribers who deserve the content as part of their print subscription. Old media just can't fully change with the times.