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That was also one of the reason I got quickly disheartened working in the motorsport press for the short time I did.
You would spend hours writing story, speaking to people on the phone, then it would be dropped because some F1 nerk would do something, and you were left to explain to the guy whose time you had wasted that something came up. And they wonder why people don't buy their crap anymore.
the content is meek, the writing is average and the prices are too high.
Magazines have always been a luxury to most, and they feed off of peoples desire to not miss a copy.
Once you do, dropping it is so, so easy.
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