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In 2013, instant access to the billions of active users on the World Wide Web is just not good enough. That’s why, over the last couple of months, the team at gCaptain.com has been quietly working towards the launch of “gCaptain.com Magazine”, a quarterly print edition of the world’s most popular maritime website.
With just 4 editions per year, gCaptain.com Magazine will allow us to reach new markets where a digital publication simply does not suffice; remote mountain ranges including but not limited to the Himalayas, Andes, and the Tian Shans; Patagonia, the Sahara Desert and the rain forests of South America; coffee shops not providing free internet access; doctor’s offices; bathroom stalls; and even some airplanes and commuter trains that often travel through a tunnel.
Content: Each magazine will cover everything you will find on gCaptain.com only delivered to you once per quarter, and better because you won’t be distracted by pesky videos, annoying social media distribution, timely updates, or the dreaded discussion boards and comment sections where conversation goes to die.
Price: $14.99 per edition or sign up for a one-year subscription at the discounted price of $59.95.
Update: April Fool’s.
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