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Tip-Off

Description: Basketball magazine.

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... r publication in the world. The magazine feels very lightweight at first. It’s a measly 28 pages long, including covers. This is deceptive. In all fairness, they pack a lot of information into those 28 pages. So what’s in Tip-Off? On Page 3, sensibly enough there’s the contents list with the Editors column. This is followed by about 8 pages simply labelled “News” by the contents list. Most of this is news about the 13 ...more

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Tip-Off: You Can’t Buy This!!! (1266 words)
by - written on 30/05/01 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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Well, it’s not in the shops anyway. Tip-Off is a mag about the wonderful game of British Basketball. So as such, it doesn’t exactly command a huge audience. Instead, Tip-Off employs vendors at most (if not all, I dunno) games around the country, kind of like Big Issue sellers but with a more interesting product (No angry comments about that- I buy the BI all the time). So here’s a typical scenario. You’ve just shelled out £7.50 for your ticket into the game (no student discount, Grrrr) and as you walk into the main hall of the AVLC you’re collared by a woman and a lass clutching several copies of Tip-Off. (OK, so far this is hardly ... Read the complete review