Suffering from piles (of old magazines)

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I've been having another sort out of old boxes. No, I don't need to keep old copies of Counsel or SCL magazine. Old copies of BAA Journal I'll keep for now (a while back they took a several-year run for their back issue stocks). Old BSFA stuff can go, but I keep convention publications.

So, what do you do if you still get printed paper magazines?

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I've persuaded the IET to convert my membership-associated subscription to Engineering and Technology News to online access only. I'd happily do the same for the BAA Journal and Counsel. The SCL is academic now as I've let my membership lapse (I hadn't read the last three issues and do very little IT law these days.)

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I tried converting my Economist subscription to digital-only, but was told rather apologetically that the paper+digital subscription I'm on is very old (and no longer available) and any newer digital-only subscription would be more expensive.

Oh and to answer your questions:
Games TM lie around in the loo and chucked in recycle after a month or so.
SFX lie around in the loo as well, but only get chucked in recycle after a grand "go through the reviews and add good sounding ones to my amazon withlist" session every few months.