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from: Filipinas Publishing Inc
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Binding: Magazine
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 weeks
Format: Magazine Subscription
Issues Per Year: 12
Label: Filipinas Publishing Inc
Magazine Type: Trade magazine
Manufacturer: Filipinas Publishing Inc
Number Of Issues: 12
Publisher: Filipinas Publishing Inc
Sales Rank: 1994
Studio: Filipinas Publishing Inc
Subscription Length: 365 days
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Product Description:
Magazine for Filipinos covering history, culture, social issues, personalities, travel and business.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
Our gift subscription to Filipinas will soon be up and we will not be renewing. I've read Filipinas over the years and have been frustrated with the magazine's lack of trying to appeal to a wider audience of Filipino-Americans. This magazine is definitely NOT for all filipinos. It's really geared towards filipinos that have moved to the US recently or have becomed naturalized citizens here.
I, myself, am a Filipino-American and have never found anything in this magazine that I truly ... Read More
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I bought this magazine for my Filipino friend and his family,but I find myself reading it just as much if not more than they do.Detailed articles and not cramed with advertisements like other magazines make this a joy to read. I guess I must have been Pinoy in a past life:)
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I've lived in the US for almost 18 years now. I have been a subscriber to Filipinas Magazine for at least 4 years and wished I had it sooner. I have enjoyed the variety of articles, topics relevant to Filipino-Americans, stories on celebrities I used to know back home or celebrities here in the US, Filipino recipes, highlights of places I long to visit back home...overall, a good value for the dollar. I've used the magazine for my children's history projects for school, and have given it as a gift to ... Read More
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It may not have the glamour, the high-quality glossy paper, or excellent design work of aMagazine, but its superior coverage on central issues dealing with Filipinos worldwide, particularly Fil-Ams, and Philippine concerns more than makeup for the late delivery and its use of pitiable quality paper.
As a young Filipino immigrant to America the Magazine was and still is a source of Filipino history that I otherwise would have not had the access to. It opens dialogue and awareness to contemporary ... Read More
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