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From: greg@olivee.UUCP (Greg Paley)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: "What's On Disc?"  -- overseas CD publications
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Date: Fri, 12-Apr-85 11:25:22 EST
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Posted: Fri Apr 12 11:25:22 1985
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> Does anyone "out there" know how I could get a copy of the
> British publication "What's on Disc?".  I had the brief chance
> to see a copy at a local audio shop.  It seemed like there are
> a lot of outfits offering CD's at good prices.  But, then again,
> my Pounds to Dollars conversion may have been off.  Example:

Generally, foreign publications (like those in the U.S.) have
somewhere a paragraph containing subscription information.  Most
British magazines are used to dealing with U.S. customers and
will include special information regarding ordering from the
U.S. including dollar amounts and methods of payment.  Generally
(particularly with the current state of the U.S. dollar) it is
much cheaper to buy a subscription this way than to try to buy
individual copies from a dealer in the U.S.  Therefore, it's
worth buying a first copy from a U.S. dealer (even if it means
paying an outrageous price) just to get the information on how
to subscribe.

	- Greg Paley