That's obviously a boon for Apple, but it should also be nice for readers who want to get a quick preview of the music they're reading about every month. Unfortunately, Rolling Stone's print subscribers will not be getting a double-dip — they'll have to sign up and pay for the digital edition just like everyone else. Those who don't already have a subscription to Rolling Stone and want to stay strictly digital can download the first digital issue now. It's only available for iPad users, though — iPhone and iPod touch owners are out of luck, for now.
'Rolling Stone' finally available for iPad, features integrated iTunes previews and purchases
That's obviously a boon for Apple, but it should also be nice for readers who want to get a quick preview of the music they're reading about every month. Unfortunately, Rolling Stone's print subscribers will not be getting a double-dip — they'll have to sign up and pay for the digital edition just like everyone else. Those who don't already have a subscription to Rolling Stone and want to stay strictly digital can download the first digital issue now. It's only available for iPad users, though — iPhone and iPod touch owners are out of luck, for now.