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Review title: stop complaining.
Product review: Some people have complained about the archive including all advertisements from the original issues. This is because of copyright issues, and without copying each and every page exactly as they were in the original issues, they wouldn't have been able to reprint the articles, or would have at least taken decades to get all the necessary permissions.As for the search engine being clunky, big deal. There is a large volume of magazine indexes available at any library where keywords, topics, and other useful information can be searched for in exhaustion. I have not looked, but I am sure this is available online, and as indexing and cataloging information is their business, I'm guessing The New Yorker saved lots of money (and, thus, the buyer lots of money) by offering a simpler search tool.
