Aware magazine doesn't do it for me.

Too much text for the uninitiated.

Fair play, if i was a great follower of prince Efdward i might have read the article in full.

Unless you can ca[pture the reader and have methods to re-engage him/her, you just have a blog pretending to be a magazine.

Them people need to be showing philanthropic traits, or they would cease to exist.

On the other hand, always worth a shot, but am more inclined to his elder brother , Charles, who (if he wasn't a royal) might have become a great artist or architect.

Text is great, and most important.

However, if you want a magazine (especially an on-line one) you need to intersperse it with "Vavavoom"

Dominique, Aware is a nationally distributed printed magazine (which is why there is a sign up to receive it in the workspace), and the articles on their site are simply 3-4 selected articles each month.

The intent is to have people read the printed articles (and online counterparts) and engage in discussions here.

Mark and Dominique,

Actually, Dominique brings up a good point. If you don't know there is a magazine and just found us via the web, the site obviously does not shout out "magazine!" and can be confused for a blog or e-zine. Obviously we need a little positioning verbiage on the home page. Something for us to work on.

Christopher