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Endura Womens Gridlock Waterproof CyclingJacket Sky Blue UK 8/10
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by - written on 01/03/08 (Useful, 44 readings)
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Sky Mag is the free magazine delivered to all subscribers of Sky TV. Rather than being a television listings magzine (there would just be too many shows to mention now-a-days, plus there's a perfectly good tv guide on screen via the skybox) the magazine consists of up-coming highlights and interviews with the stars of the next months 'best' shows. There are a number of different regular features in the magazine: Burning Questions - A celebrity is asked a number of 'quick fire questions like 'What's your fondest childhood memory?' & 'Can you remember the first record you bought?'. L.A. Gossip - self explanatory Gok Wan' ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/09/08 (Very useful, 391 readings)
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This review is for all those people out there who see this as junk mail and don't even bother opening it! Its actually is a decent magazine, well worth a read. Anyone with a Sky TV subscription gets one of these magazines 'Skymag', they are delivered every 2 months. The current issue which came through my letter box this morning is for October/November. Each month they have a very well known celebrity as the cover star; on the front of the magazine this month is Jennifer Aniston. The content of the magazine ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At the front of the magazine are 'Sky Perks' A few offers exclusive to sky ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Sky Magazine is the free magazine delivered on a monthly basis to all subscribers of Sky TV, no matter what package you have. It arrives via post towards the end of the previous month with the intention of informing subscribers of viewing highlights over the coming month. it is worth saying at this point that it is not a comprehensive listings guide in the vein of the Radio Times or its ilk, but neither is it just a flimsy flier and bears more of a resemblance to the type of glossy magazine that you would get as a supplement in a Sunday newspaper with approximately 70 pages. Most of the magazine is taking up with focuses and promotions of upcoming ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/01/01 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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For anyone who has sky, then you will know that every month through the post you receive a colourful glossy magazine?FREE no additional charges. I, think the retail price is £2.50. It started off with the Sky T.v listings for the whole month but I have realised that recently it doesn?t provide you with any Sky listing. The magazine has got slightly thinner but it?s still good for a free magazine. It tells you section by section what the main things are coming on, like the best Sport highlights for the month coming. And you get like a cinema guide with the Sky Box Office films, divided into categories like Family, Teen, you can pick a movie to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/09/00 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I still find it necessary to buy a TV and satellite giude, even though I am sent a Sky magazine every month. Lovely looking magazine, glossy cover, interviews with celebrities, loads of pictures and all colour, but no programme guide to speak of. I find it a real pain to go to a couple of pages with all the films then to have to find another section for say documentaries. All the different sections are split up, sandwiched between pages of advertisements and articles. If I want to find out what's on the television, I want to locate the right page quickly, not have to flick through a whole magazine. Is that the idea, are we supposed to take notice ... Read the complete review
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