Boat International Software
Company Name: Boat International Media
About: Boat International Media Ltd is a media group serving the superyacht industry.
Headquarters: London, England, United Kingdom.
Boat International Overview
What is Boat International? Boat International is a luxury yachting magazine that is distributed in 55 countries. It is the world's only truly international, monthly, English language magazine that covers power and sail yachting. The magazine has established itself as the number one magazine for the global superyacht market and is the globally acknowledged authority in its field.
Features
- The magazine covers power and sail yachting and draws on the work of the world's best photographers and yachting journalists.
- Annual subscription (12 months/12 issues) costs £41.99 and can be purchased from within the application.
- Single issues can be purchased at a price of £4.99.
- All purchases (including subscriptions) will be charged to the user's iTunes account at the confirmation of purchase.
- Subscriptions will automatically renew within 24 hours of the end of the current subscription.
- Users can cancel their subscription before the 24-hour period by accessing their iTunes account settings.
- Subscriptions cannot be cancelled or refunded once purchased.
- The app's content is copyright Boat International Media Ltd 2017. All rights reserved.
- Terms of use and privacy policy apply when accessing content via the app.
- For support, users can email [email protected].
- Boat International is published by Boat International Media (www.boatinternational.com).
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Product Details and Description of
Distributed in 55 countries, Boat International is the world's only truly international, monthly, English language luxury yachting magazine. Launched in 1983, Boat International has established itself as the number one magazine for the global superyacht market. Its unrivalled coverage of power and sail yachting is achieved by drawing on the work of the world's best photographers and yachting journalists. Boat International is the globally acknowledged authority in its field. Annual Subscription (12 months/12 issues) - £41.99 - Subscriptions can be purchased from within the application and will unlock any issues released during the term of the subscription. - Alternatively single issues can be purchased at a price of £4.99. - All purchases (inc. subscriptions) will be charged to your iTunes account at the confirmation of purchase. - Subscriptions will automatically renew within 24 hours of the end of the current subscription. - If you would like to cancel your subscription please do so before this 24 hour period by accessing your iTunes account settings. - Please be aware that subscriptions cannot be cancelled/refunded once purchased. - Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription. Terms of use: - All content in the Boats International app is copyright Boat International Media Ltd 2017. All rights reserved. - Terms of use and privacy policy apply when accessing content via the Boats International app. - Privacy Policy - https://www.this app.com/privacy - Terms - https://www.this app.com/terms For support please email support@this app.com. Boat International is published by Boat International Media (www.this app.com).
Top Reviews
By Zmkiplihsbt
By far the...
... best content in the industry.
By Munokhoi
An above average magazine App.
I have multiple magazine subscriptions across the varied app's available (Newsstand, Zinio, stand-alones, etc.) and find Boat International to be plagued with some issues. While not National Geographic, there is plenty of interactive content to make each issue an upgraded digital version of the print magazine. The Zoom feature is better than most, and combined with the ability to see the featured photos as a gallery make detailed observations of the vessels a snap. Each issue is large (think Wired) so expect a chunk of download time. The problems began, for me, with "Updating the Shelf". Seemingly an endless process, I have resorted to doing a full iPad turn off/on to simply read the magazine in a reasonable time. I don't know if it's related to the NISI video played at start-up, but it's annoying at best. Clearly the defect is the application, not the content of the magazine. I'm surprised frankly, that a publication intended to appeal to the most discriminating of readership would allow its digital "face" to be so poorly received. Here's to hoping an update will right this ship.
By Doedoe57
Not to good.
Art is rather poorly rendered. Downloading is very slow and took so many attempts that I lost count. Issues at $6.99 seem wayyy too expensive to me.
