Title: More than double a paper subscription
Product review: The actual Washington Post costs about $4.45 a month, less than half the Kindle subscription and you actually get everything in the paper (as opposed to the incomplete Kindle version).The Kindle subscription may be good if you're out of the local area and just want the Post pushed to you (as opposed to looking at their website), or if you're such a gadgeteer that you can't stand to handle paper.As with much of the Kindle content, the cost isn't in line with a non-physical product. After all, the Kindle edition doesn't need ink or paper and doesn't need to by physically delivered.Shouldn't a Kindle edition be cheaper than the actual physical newspaper? Sadly, it's substantially more and doesn't even have all the content.
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