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12 November 2011, 12:47
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Rib Magazine
Just got my Dec/Jan issue today. What has happened to the paper quality? Its absolutely shocking. No point of taking good photos if you are going to print them on newspaper!
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13 November 2011, 18:49
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Did I hear that they will no longer be publishing?
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13 November 2011, 18:52
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Ruari your thinking of Sports boat & Rib. But maybr this issue is the forerunner to Rib mag going west as well. How about it Hugo?!
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13 November 2011, 21:04
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Originally Posted by richardjawilson
Just got my Dec/Jan issue today. What has happened to the paper quality? Its absolutely shocking. No point of taking good photos if you are going to print them on newspaper!
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Just opened mine and got to agree about the paper.
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13 November 2011, 21:08
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Yup .. Penthouse and 40plus are far smoother
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13 November 2011, 22:01
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14 November 2011, 15:18
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The last edition Of Rib Mag (approx 2 months ago) was on good paper. I thought that the quality of the articles had improved also.
TSM
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14 November 2011, 15:41
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Originally Posted by two stroke mick
The last edition Of Rib Mag (approx 2 months ago) was on good paper. I thought that the quality of the articles had improved also.
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Yes I would agree with TSM. In comparison to what we have been having previously it was far better production by far!
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14 November 2011, 18:42
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Seems to be a big push to move it to an online format, given the info slip that came with the Magazine.
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14 November 2011, 18:57
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Originally Posted by Davidgriffiths
Seems to be a big push to move it to an online format, given the info slip that came with the Magazine.
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i hope it stays as it is nothing like flicking through a Magazine with a cuppa in yea hand
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14 November 2011, 20:15
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Agree with you TT that's what wet days are for and jesus we have had plenty this year
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15 November 2011, 15:14
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sitting on the pot trying to make a dump with a lap top is not the same as reading a paper mag
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15 November 2011, 15:20
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..... and the paper mag is more practical if the roll runs out!
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15 November 2011, 17:54
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Originally Posted by Bigmuz7
Yup .. Penthouse and 40plus are far smoother
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Originally Posted by tony t
nothing like flicking through a Magazine with a cuppa in yea hand
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Cuppa!! you must be getting old
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15 November 2011, 21:03
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I'm an online subscriber now. Its not too bad to flick through and if you have an ipad then even easier I should think.
I found it useful that if you want to print a few pages you can do.
I agree though that a nicely printed magazine is better to read.
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16 November 2011, 09:29
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how do the prices compair between on line and the phyisical mag
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16 November 2011, 09:43
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What are yis like?
Any fashion tips lads? Celeb gossip?
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16 November 2011, 10:37
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Any fashion tips lads? Celeb gossip?
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It seems according to the fashion page that one should not-wear your pants on top of your ocean suit!
Where's the fun !!
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16 November 2011, 11:16
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I can say that the qaulity of the paper inside the mag is shocking. RIB Magazine, ordered a new paper along with the other titles Oyster House publishes, according to a sample given by their printers. It turned out that once RIB and one other mag was printed on it it looked and felt aweful.
I know dad is in discussion with the printers working to resolve this for the next issue, far from going south and although working on the online editions also, RIB I know is here to stay and has lots in store from what Ive seen, along with RIBEX so no need to fear it following the sad news of Sportsboat.
Hopefully that paper will not be in the next issue. Although I do not work for the magazine, nor can I speak for dad regards the magazine, the above is what Ive observed when popping into their office.
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16 November 2011, 12:42
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I contacted the Editor, he said they were not happy with the paper quality so the next issues will be using the glossy paper as before.
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