DWM now available online

[Candlelight]

http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/Doctor-Who-Magazine-Goes-Digital-In-The-UK.aspx#sthash.aK7Lz2VN.uxfs

Doctor Who Magazine have finally launched a digital edition of the magazine in the UK!
The magazine as well as a few back issues can now be bought as an app through Apple's AppStore, which ties into the Newsstand app.
DWO caught up with DWM editor, Tom Spilsbury, who had the following to say about the new format:
"We're delighted to bring DWM to a digital audience. The magazine continues to grow its sales, so this will help us expand our audience further.
Fear not, though, if you prefer to read the physical magazine - this is designed to complement the physical version, not to replace it.

Good, though hopefully it's more affordable than what we have to pay presently for the paper copy.

 

[Pindar]

http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/Doctor-Who-Magazine-Goes-Digital-In-The-UK.aspx#sthash.aK7Lz2VN.uxfs

Doctor Who Magazine have finally launched a digital edition of the magazine in the UK!
The magazine as well as a few back issues can now be bought as an app through Apple's AppStore, which ties into the Newsstand app.
DWO caught up with DWM editor, Tom Spilsbury, who had the following to say about the new format:
"We're delighted to bring DWM to a digital audience. The magazine continues to grow its sales, so this will help us expand our audience further.
Fear not, though, if you prefer to read the physical magazine - this is designed to complement the physical version, not to replace it.

Good, though hopefully it's more affordable than what we have to pay presently for the paper copy.

Seems to be £3.99 an issue.

 

[Candlelight]

http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/Doctor-Who-Magazine-Goes-Digital-In-The-UK.aspx#sthash.aK7Lz2VN.uxfs

Doctor Who Magazine have finally launched a digital edition of the magazine in the UK!
The magazine as well as a few back issues can now be bought as an app through Apple's AppStore, which ties into the Newsstand app.
DWO caught up with DWM editor, Tom Spilsbury, who had the following to say about the new format:
"We're delighted to bring DWM to a digital audience. The magazine continues to grow its sales, so this will help us expand our audience further.
Fear not, though, if you prefer to read the physical magazine - this is designed to complement the physical version, not to replace it.

Good, though hopefully it's more affordable than what we have to pay presently for the paper copy.

Seems to be £3.99 an issue.

Paper copies are $20 for me...

 

[The Mirrorball Man]

Good news! Which means that there's one more way to read DWM that I don't have access to.

 

[Pindar]

Paper copies are $20 for me...

Oof! Not cheap then.