At long last, you'll be able to consume an entire issue in one sitting.
If you subscribe to The New Yorker, you've likely experienced that pang of guilt, which accompanies seeing a stack of unread magazines. You want to make it through each week—really, you do. But some of those articles are just so long. Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney and producer Dave Snyder may have hit on the perfect solution to not only assuage subscribers' guilt but also draw new readers to the magazine. They've just launched an Amazon pilot called The New Yorker Presents , a half-hour TV program, co-produced by Condé Nast Entertainment and Jigsaw Productions, which is meant to emulate the experience of reading the magazine.