Books, magazines.

THEATRE

I read that in a magazine.

I read that in a magazine.

And it's not easy to change their minds.

Quibbler

I'm really into press work lately.

So (Applause)

I had this company that I'd spent 15 years building.

I wanted to make posters, not newspapers.

What's with the magazine?

Says so in the magazine.

It's a car magazine!

You have magazines, not people.

It says so in the magazine.

But you know what?

( sobs ) ( door slams ) Put the magazine down, Sean.

First week you came here. These magazines...

Oh, Reggie. I can't.

1933.

And I don't need the magazine.

The magazine is for killing time.

My mother is reading a magazine.

It will be entrepreneurs, and they're doing it now.

But the letters, all the excitement...

Piles and piles of magazines you read all the time, right?

They're men's magazines.

So many people helped us designers of games, you might know Jamin Warren and his collaborators at Kill Screen magazine, and you know, Kevin Slavin.

Any magazine will do.

She's more of a magazinereading girl.

Give me some kind of magazines, will you?

They have a magazine that they call G2.

Vannevar Bush was the U.S. government's chief scientific adviser during the war.

Did they publish a Reader's Digest way back then? 1834?

I am reading a magazine.

Would you like a newspaper or magazine?

Putting them there made them more recognizable.

You know, I was a very young journalist activist at an early age.

Why do you buy these magazines?

The magazine comes out every week.

This magazine is issued every month.

(Laughter)

And of course, the popular fascination with this is enormous.

John Richmond, press, Ranchman magazine.

That kit computer on the cover of that magazine had an 8080 processor in it.