The Week Magazine US
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| News | Free | Future Publishing Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The Week makes sense of the week's news by curating the best of the U.S. and international media into a succinct, lively digest. Download the app today to enjoy a 14 day FREE trial.
Created for busy people like you, The Week is packed with provocative, often surprising perspectives, providing you complete understanding and insight into the week's most vital stories. Intuitive and easy to navigate, this app has been designed to suit the way you'll read on your iPad or iPhone.
But don't take our word for it: download the app today, and see why over half a million readers rely on The Week to understand all they need to know about everything that matters.
Thank you for enjoying The Week on iPad and iPhone.
FEATURES
- Fully optimized for your iPad and iPhone – including iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
- New issues are available every Friday and will appear automatically in your Newsstand
- Stay up-to-date with our free Daily Briefing, including 10 things you need to know today
- Save your favorite articles to the new Saved Articles section
- Downloaded issues are available both online and offline
- Small file size, downloads in minutes on the average broadband connection
- Night mode which makes reading easier on the eyes
- Easily share articles with friends or family via email, Facebook or Twitter
- Interactive crossword now available on iPad version each week
You will have the following options for reading The Week:
SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS
Get The Week every week! Non-subscribers can try The Week free for 14 days, and then buy single issues and subscriptions within the app.
- 12-month subscription (51 issues) - $49.99*
- 6-month subscription (25 issues) - $29.99*
- $4.99 a month*
- Single issue - $3.99
*Note: Monthly subscription will be charged to your iTunes account upon confirmation of purchase and will automatically renew each month unless the auto-renew in your account settings is turned off 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period. You can manage your subscription preference in your account settings after purchase. For App Store subscription purchases, no cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period and any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication.
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Reviews
Almost Useless
Armchair athlete
This is, without a doubt, the worst App I have ever encountered. Why do I always have to wrestle between “Subscribe” and “Buy Issue” when I’M A SUBSCRIBER?? You like to constantly email me about my digital access, but it really doesn’t exist.
Excelente forma de ponerte al día
Val28910
Este App permite navegar noticias muy bien escritas, equilibradas en su perspectiva y variadas en su temática, de manera amigable y fácil. El diseño es también impecable.
Editors edit thyself
Otalemg
I also read Time magazine each week. The stories are too long and are politically one-sided. I became so disenchanted that I cancelled my subscription, but they still send the the electronic edition each week (probably to satisfy their advertisers.) I like The Week for its conciseness and presenting all sides of an issue.
The Week Has Followed all Other Media Off s Cliff
Fdfffjbdd
The Week used to be a fantastic publication. It was actually well balanced. Ever since a certain election in 2016 though, the Week began a steep nose dive where they followed other news outlets on a hard bank to the left. Now it is literally just another talking head for the all woke, no joke media. Obviously, they are going to remind people of other publications since it is literally a synopsis of other publications. However, leftist sources are now quoted seemingly four times for every one moderate or conservative publication. Sadly, I just said goodbye to my subscription after twelve mostly good years as a reader (well probably only eight of those years were good). Maybe if they ever grow a pair and stop throwing up their hands to the woke digital lynch mob I will consider resubscribing. Unfortunately, the more likely outcome is that I will be called a bigot because I don’t want to read their propaganda anymore. Either way, I’m not subscribing to crap that claims to be balanced and instead rams a partisan line down my throat.
INDISPENSABLE
TPMedia
THE WEEK is the one magazine that would be missed if not delivered on time. Essential reading. Great covers. Excellent range of topics.
Great magazine
Whack42
This magazine keeps you up to date about US and the world news in concise and relavent articles. I highly recommend it.
Can’t access current issue through app
compmom
The Week is great. What is the point of being a subscriber if I can’t view the current issue through the app? I’m signed into the app with my subscriber number and cannot see content and they’re asking me to purchase or subscribe. I’ve subscribed to The Week forever, probably 10 years. The app has always dropped my account info and made me go through hoops to reconnect.
Poorly functioning app
Marjaymor
I am a digital and print subscriber to the Week. I mostly read print but/because whenever I open the app, I have to re-add my credentials. I have to go find my customer number on the magazine and by the time I do that, I may as well just read the print version. Please fix this!
