Brill's Content doesn't do that. But not everyone has to pay for the magazine. Between 2,000 and 3,000 people receive a free copy of the magazine by mail each month. The list includes advertising agencies, advertisers, and prospective advertisers, as well as all the members of Congress. D.C. But the shuttle giveaways are being phased out, Mr. Brill writes.
People see it, pick it up, then fill out the annoying circulation card.
All of this is probably much more about circulation than you ever wanted to know, but the choice was to write 2,000 words or nine. Brill's Content is honest. It's strange to have an entire ombudsman's column without any mention of the news, so here's a final bit that isn't on circulation. Even if it's inane and irrelevant. We are now taking steps to have an opt-out box added to the bills sent to subscribers.