Scientific American: Reviews and opinions

pro: Wide range of topics that keep you well informed contra: suspect bias regarding anthropogenic global warming Jeroen Hetzler on 19-08-2011	(8)
SA gives one an overview of what is going on in the scientific community. In today’s busy world that's just what you need to keep up. most of the articles are very legible. Occasionally I'll come across one that I find needs more concentration. Overall the quality is good and an objective reporting style seems inherent to the magazine. In short, I hope the editors keep up the good work! Paul Hamaker on 24-06-2011	(9)
Lots of frontline scientific info. Very good, love to read it. Hans on 31-12-2010	(8)
When I was a student (forty years ago) I sometimes read an article in the sciam. In my opinion the explanations are now somewhat more superficial. I also remember those elaborate puzzles for witch I had no time to solve. Nevertheless sciam is still worth while to read. F.G.M. de Graauw on 20-08-2009	(8)
SA is a great magazine that I usually read for entertainment. It is great to stay up to date with latest scientific developments whilst at the same time reading a lot of interesting "did you know that..." stories. What I don't like is the agressive marketing policy; I move around the world a lot and frequently change address. as a result I often do not receive SA for months and sometimes get a whole stack of them together with re-possession threats because I did not pay the bill for next year in time. I would very much like an option to subscribe just for the period you pay for, without the need to cancel, just to renew after a timely renewal notice. Frans Hermsen, Borneo on 06-06-2009	(7)

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