Roundup of Free Digital Magazines for Zinio (and some pdf formatted mags)

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I was finding posts around the web about free digital issues for mags and wanted to corral them into 1 thread and not be buried in the free print mag thread. There's lots of mags for the Zinio app, which can be viewed on idevices, Android or your MAC/PC/laptop. I think the Zinio app does a really good job of presenting/viewing mags on a tablet.First, I should repeat that there's the Zinio $25 credit (http://forums.redflagdeals.com/free-...ac-pc-1106618/) that was posted back in Nov. New registrants can get it until March 2012, I believe, according to their release. (http://ca.zinio.com/press/press-rele...aseid=pr148350) so it's not expired yet.There's also suppose to be a $5 Zinio credit available by filling out this survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KTTYQCG).The $25 credit can buy a 2 or more subscriptions to mags thru Zinio, depending what you chose.Here's some free issues of mags available (these links found on SD):* Pandigital 16 Magazine Promo (http://pgsforms.zinio.com/ats/url.as...igital&csid=cj) - Note: offer ends Jan 20* QVC 12 Magazine Promo (http://forms.zinio.com/ats/url.aspx?..._QVC&csid=cj)* Zinio Getting Started 12 Magazines (http://forms.zinio.com/ats/url.aspx?...__zeno&csid=cj) - - hmm - I don't think this one works anymore - offer expired....* There's a Macleans 1 yr digital subscription (https://www.rogersb2bmedia.com/MACD/...register1_ctrl) that I think is still working* ValueMags has free mag subs/issues (http://www.valuemags.com/home/free_magazines.asp) for Zinio. They are:Flying, Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, Out, Saltwater Sportsman, Transworld Surf, Backpacker, Working Mother, Yachting and Yoga Journal.That's all for Zinio.There's digital subs for Runner's World, Women's Health, Men's Health and Prevention at this webpage (http://pubsrv.texterity.com/cgi-bin/ebsports.cgi). But these aren't for Zinio - these mags are by Clover Leaf but you can download them in pdf format and copy them onto your device. (Personally, I use Dropbox app to move PDF items into iBooks; in Dropbox you tap to load the file, then tap the Share button, and then tap iBooks.)I'm not mentioning any MercuryMagazines digital offers because those are covered in the Free magazines thread.That's my roundup. Enjoy.