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Friday, October 10, 2008

Magazines


Wilmott

How much would you be willing to fork over for a subscription to a magazine about quantitative finances? Forget the ten to twenty dollars you’d pay for a subscription to Maxim, Cosmo or Rolling Stone. Quantitative analysts who want to keep up to date in their chosen profession may need to pay up to nearly $700 for the most expensive magazine subscription in the world.

Individual subscribers pay only $325 for a year-long subscription while institutions pay $650. Subscribers to the expensive magazine are also inducted into the Wilmott Book Club, giving them discounts on many quantitative finance and popular science books.

Kohl

For the most expensive single issue, however, we’ll have to turn to Kohl magazine. The United Arab Emirates’ one and only women’s lifestyle and fashion magazine, Kohl is targeted at expatriate Asian women.

Publisher ITP teamed up with Damas, a UAE jeweler, to create the stunningly bejeweled cover for the single most expensive magazine in the world. The cover, which features sexy Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif, was hand-made with 91 grams of gold and 622 diamonds. Gold leaf was applied by hand to the cover as part of an 86 hour process.

Very Interesting. :0

2 comments:

Kitty said...

Cee... the publisher ITP...

http://www.itp.com/magazines.php

What a lineup of magazines... it's another whole universe...

Brilliant...

And the quant stuff... too heavy for me...

Makes me want to look at shoes online... and try out new hairdos...

Where do you find this amazing stuff?

theceelist said...

On the web duh..lol.jking..Cool mag link!