Book Description

A cultural monument, a journalistic gold mine, an essential research tool, an amazing time machine.

Vivid Reading
Every article, every cartoon, every illustration, every advertisement, exactly as it appeared on the printed page, in full color.

A Historic Trove
What has The New Yorker had to say about flappers, Duke Ellington, the Second World War, Bette Davis, boxing, Winston Churchill, Citizen Kane, the invention of television, the Cold War, baseball, the moon landing, Willem de Kooning, Madonna, the Internet, and 9/11?

Easy to Search
Our powerful search environment allows you to home in on the pieces you want to see. Our entire history is catalogued by date, contributor, department, and subject.

Where to Begin?
Our companion book features the opening pages of some of our finest articles. We've also pre-loaded several reading lists—great Profiles, New York stores, humor pieces, and prize-winning articles.

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Great Reviews!

"...the most visceral pleasure in these discs comes from the advertising. It is so interesting that you can be forgiven for confusing the real relation between advertising and edtiorial content, for supposing that ocean of wawrm, gray ink existed just to support those astonishing ads. Who remembered that Exxon made an 'intelligent typewriter?'"
-- The New York Times OPINION, Sunday, November 6, 2005

"...the idea of being able to own eight DVDs containing every page of the 4,109 issues of the weekly magazine published between February 1925 and February 2005 is life-changing."
-- Mimi Avins, Los Angeles Times

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