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Df does digital

March 5th, 2008 by D feather

Some of you won’t be able to imagine reading Dumbo feather in anything but its 112-page, matt, 100% recycled glory, but for the rest of you, this might be pretty exciting – we think so.


We've teamed up with the crew at Exact Editions to offer you subscriptions to digital versions of Dumbo feather. They're identical to the print publication except viewable in a web browser. Here are 10 reasons why we think this'll appeal;

  1. As well as the next 4 future issues (a year's worth), you also get digital access to all the back issues.
  2. Which are searchable ... 'um, what was the name of that writer who tattooed each word of her story on a different person?' ...
  3. It's cheap - only A$30 for a year.... particularly attractive for those of you on distant shores.
  4. It's about as 'eco' as you can get. Despite using 100% recycled paper, soy-based inks and reducing wastage as much as humanly possible, making a print publication still consumes valuable resources and produces bad stuff.
  5. You'll be able to access it at work... for research only of course!
  6. There's no risk... you can get a full refund within 30 days if not completely satisfied (or even a little bit satisfied).
  7. All the web links are 'live' and clickable.
  8. You can give digital subscriptions as gifts... perhaps for that person on the other side of the world.
  9. You can print pages.
  10. You can bookmark pages.

Check out a sample digital version of Dumbo feather here.

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  • 1 Rory Lefroy Mar 3, 2008 at 8:16 pm

    Great initiative, especially in green terms and for our far flung friends. Having said that, I’m going to stick with the hard copy – I still get excited when the familiar envelope arrives in the mail and from the very first issue I bought have loved how it feels in my hands.

  • 2 Jessica Oldfield Mar 13, 2008 at 6:31 pm

    Its like seeing Df all dressed up – so sleek and shiny behind the screen! But I’m quite fond of my tattered-edged, coffee-cup stained copies..