I like the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. When I first got my own place in Atlanta, I subscribed to the physical paper. I soon realized I couldn't keep up with reading the physical copies and they just piled up on my doorstep and inside my condo. So, like most people, I just started reading the AJC online. When I think of the AJC, a few names that come to mind for me are Ken Sugiura (the Georgia Tech beat writer), Mark Bradley (sports columnist), John Spink and Hyosub Shin (photographers), and Alexa Lampasona (restaurants/dining). I've enjoyed their work. Rodney Ho (entertainment) and Yvonne Zusel (restaurants/dining) are a couple other names that come to mind. Some of my friends/acquaintances are friends/acquaintances with Rodney (and I'm sure other AJC staff I don't know about). I met Ken. He introduced himself to me in the McCamish Pavilion (Georgia Tech's basketball arena) media room years ago. He's a nice guy who knows his stuff. Alexa once contacted me via Yelp and then email to ask for my permission to use one of my food photos for an AJC Dining piece she was putting together. I know some of my fellow Georgia Tech fans aren't fond of Mark. Back in the day, on Tech's online message boards, some nicknamed Mark "Bark Madly." I believe it was because of a perceived bias Mark had for the University of Georgia. I've always found Mark's articles to be well-written and logical, something I always strive for in my own writing, whether it's for hobby (Yelp) or work (technical). John Spink and, to a lesser extent, Hyosub Shin are the names I recall often seeing as the photographers on interesting AJC photos. By interesting, I mean after a major event and/or news story has occurred. No matter what day or hour of day, Spink often seems like the one to capture the big moments for the AJC. I made an appearance in the AJC. It was from a kaiseki (Japanese traditional multi-course dinner) event at Nakato restaurant on Cheshire Bridge Road, with owner Sachi Nakato Takahara. Our photo was published in the April 30, 2018 edition of the AJC, page D2 (Living section). I uploaded a screenshot of that page with this Yelp review. I wouldn't have known about my appearance in the AJC if my coworker hadn't spotted me in our company's physical copy. Our company's Marietta office has a subscription to the AJC and it's available in the break room for employees and guests to read. When I used to go into the office, pre-COVID, I'd always at least scan the front page headlines. Speaking of COVID, I remember when Governor Brian Kemp directly called out the AJC at a press conference in August 2020: https://www.ajc.com/politics/politics-blog/kemp-lashes-out-after-white-house-coronavirus-report-criticizes-georgias-response/JZLGAGA57BEKTEZJNKFOJIALR4/. And speaking of the AJC getting called out, in the 2019 Oscar-nominated movie Richard Jewell, directed by Clint Eastwood, late AJC reporter Kathy Scruggs was portrayed as a journalist who slept with a source in order to obtain information. Some who knew the real Kathy said the portrayal was a complete fabrication for the movie. https://www.ajc.com/news/local/the-ballad-kathy-scruggs/Ua5vSJBTHzkQfC1Lvs6snK/ AJC.com isn't my only local news source, but it's probably my main one. Not including social media, I'll also read the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Gwinnett Daily Post, local TV news station websites like wsbtv.com and 11alive.com, and Patch. read more

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - My small appearance in the April 30, 2018 edition of the AJC with Sachi Nakato Takahara, owner of Nakato Japanese Restaurant. Page D2. - Print Media Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I've been a subscriber for years, but can't view the epaper now, because I can no longer log in. "Customer Service" just keeps sending computer generated responses that don't work. Their website says this is a "common problem" but they apparently don't care to fix it. The other problem I've had is that they are charging me $9.99 a month, rather than their $99 a year subscription rate. I called them about this twice, and was told, each time, that I had been moved to the yearly rate, but my credit card still shows the monthly charge. It's a good paper, but they don't seem to care about their customers. read more

I have neuromuscular diseases and I have tried to get in touch with the AJC and AJ Willingham for the A.M. ATL for the story and articles on the disability crisis and the impact on lawlessness causing homelessness. I have not received any response in three years. Try the laws and regulations that I have filed with the AJC to write independently from my hotel room because I am physically impaired by neuromuscular disease and spine damage. I enjoy the articles but I am concerned about why they willfully ignore my rights to write a few articles to pay for my hotel room because of property deed fraud! read more

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Since the AJC has gone digital, you now have to pay $12.99 monthly, and keep a card on file. They no longer offer anything longer than monthly service. I find this ridiculous. As a long time reader, this is a poor way to keep customers. read more

Cancelled my subscription over two years ago after 30 years and have never looked back. Haven't missed not getting this rag AJC and a lot less stressed from having to read it's left wing garbage. Print newspapers can not disappear fast enough for my liking, they can all go out of business for all I care! read more

The preponderance of one-star reviews baffles me. Sadly, print media is falling to the wayside and like other dailies across the country, the AJC is doing its best to hold on. Sections are thinner or in some cases, simply abandoned. But what's there, I like and I'm happy to continue receiving the paper Thursday through Sunday as we've always done. Home delivery has never been a problem. The paper is always in the driveway when I take the dog out at 6:30 a.m. When we're away from home, I place a "vacation stop" through their automated system. It's never failed me. When I need customer service, I'm able to speak to a live person. One thing. With lagging numbers and slipping subscribership, prices have gone up. I was shocked when I got a renewal notice that was $100 more than what I paid last year. I called customer service to see if they could do better. When I was told "no" I decided against renewing, thinking I'll just buy the paper in Publix. About ten days later an AJC rep called me. He agreed to match the price I paid last year. (We pre-pay on an annual basis.) Great! So the paper keeps coming, and we keep reading. read more

I grew up reading the AJC. Back then there were thick papers with tons of stuff. On Saturdays I would read the comics esp Calvin and Hobbs, Brenda Starr, Beetle Bailey, Garfield, Blondie, Baby Blues...to name just but few. I also enjoy Mike Luckovich's political cartoons. Of course now everything is online and in my opinion its a pity. There is something satisfying about reading a newspaper. The smell of the paper, and if it rained the night before you would have to get the hair dryer sometimes to blow dry some section that got wet. The key to really reading the paper is you work through it like a stack of mail. From the International and national headlines to the local news. Then you work to the lifestye section and check out all the new restaurants and who's doing what. Then its the book and music section where you read the reviews of the news books that came out to see if they're worth picking up at your local library. Of course you gotta check out the classified. It always a fun read to check out the personal classified to see who is looking for whom. I can't tell you how many times I've see people place an ad in the classified wanting to thank a random person for some good deed they did for them at such n such place.... I still by the Sunday AJC at my local gas station and I try to buy print newspaper at least 4-5 times a week just because I still like getting my news through print....Hope the AJC can stay open....I'm depending on you guys! read more

Horrible customer service! My dad loved the AJC. He has a subscription for years. He died in February 2019. I tried to cancel his subscription in April 2019. It is $60 a month. You call the number 800-933-9771 to cancel. No one ever answers the phone. Just music and a recording telling me to wait for the next available agent who never picks up. My first attempt was on 4/3/2019. After no luck, I emailed them at customercare@ajc.com giving them his address, phone, and full name and telling them he died. They replied and told me I had to call the 800-933-9771 number. My final and third attempt was today, 7/23/2019. I still can't get through after 8 minutes of listing to the same idiotic recording. I guess I'm going to dispute the charges. Stay away from an AJC subscription. read more

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Atlanta Journal Constitution is terrible. I started a subscription back in March of 2021. When I signed up for the subscription at a Walmart my information was stored in as automatic payment. When I set up an account I realized what they did and I called and asked them to remove me from auto pay and after the month is up cancel my subscription. I started getting bills saying my new subscription needed to be paid. I called and finally they cancelled the subscription, but then I get a bill. Called again talked to manager and everything was good. Now today I get a call from a Customer Service Representative let her talk then said I am not interested and she was really rude, unprofessional and down right disrespectful. This is why AJC is losing business. When someone say they are not interested do not be rude then hang up on a potential customer. If I could they would get 0 stars. Highly Dissatisfied Customer! read more

One of the nations awful newspapers, covering a major American City, probably the worst in the nation. Years of neglect by the owners, peppered now by financial woes, has proved this paper one of the best bird cage liners in the country. And just when it couldn't get any worst, they've gone to paid subscription for reading about any major story in area. Leaving citizens out of loop for news for the area. read more

The home delivery service has been horrible. Over the last several months, we received our paper only about 25% of the time without having to call and report the issue. When you report the issue, they will tell you it should be delivered in the next 2 hours or call back. It's rare that they ever send a replacement. This issue has been escalated to the route manager, distribution, etc. on many occasions but apparently the problem cannot be resolved. They ask us to support local journalism, but with such poor customer service, I can't see how they can stay in business over the long term. If I have to get my news on-line, I'll do it through a national service, not paying AJC. J. Marchetti read more

years ago Atlanta Journal -constitution was based in downtown Atlanta easy to buy newspaper. now no response from the AJC. has become a not reliable newspaper. and the reporters do not respond kind rude. and at times the AJC is biased. not diversity coverage of the readership. and AJC stopped printing the newspaper and most articles are not based in Atlanta Georgia. AJC is using AP or Reuters. that is not journalism for metro Atlanta. and removing the business section o newsmaker - is gone. AJC is biased. and hard to find the AJC weekend newspaper. AJC is losing readers buying the newspaper. read more

I've subscribed to the local newspaper in the last four cities I've lived in for the past twenty years. Why is it that the most expensive subscription has had the worst delivery service? In all of the other cities, I've received the paper seven days a week and almost never had to call about a missed delivery. Here, a subscription is so expensive that I decided to only get Sunday delivery. It's almost every Sunday that I'm having to call about a missed or late delivery. Here it is 10:10am and still no morning paper. They like to remind you that the paper can be read online. Yes it can but I'm paying for an actual paper that is filled with ads, coupons, etc. I'm tired of having to call these people nearly every Sunday. read more

Thought I would give AJC another chance after previously canceling due to bad customer service. Unfortunate this time experience was even worse that before and has affirmed my decision to not be a customer. Absolutely horrible customer service department. Paid $100+ for Digital Access and Sunday Paper. However, I cannot receive digital access until next Sunday (seven days from now) because I upgraded to Sunday Paper. What? If I would have purchased the digital access subscription only for less money, they say I could access the article I wanted to read now. But since I purchased the higher subscription, no access for seven days so after paying $100+ I can stll not finish reading the article that I was wanting to read. This horrible experience reminds me why I canceled the AJC the first time. I have found the reporting and news coverage excellent but the policies and customer service is ridiculous. Is print media really dying or is the decline just due to poor polices and customer service? Very disappointed again with the AJC. I will look elsewhere for my news coverage. read more

Absolute left-wing media rag. Slanted & very biased "media reporting" and sad in their pandering to the cancel culture. Had a subscription but delivery was VERY hit or miss. My payments were never late and never missed. Too bad I can't say the same for their pathetic "customer service". I can understand completely why they're speeding towards bankruptcy. And I hope they get there soon! They absolutely SUCK! read more

Don't waste your money expecting home delivery. In December, I signed up for the online edition plus home delivery of the Sunday AJC. My wife really likes to have the Sunday paper for the advertisements. Delivery is very hit or miss. Three times the paper has been delivered with no problem. Four times I have reported that the paper was not delivered. One of those times it was redelivered the same day and another time the next day. Two times I never received it at all. I shouldn't have to spend my time on the phone or internet to get a newspaper delivered...that is what I am paying them to do. It is a shame that newspapers are having a difficult time surviving in today's world, but I will no longer be supporting them with my dollars. read more

I worked for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, delivering newspapers. They lied to me about what I was making to get me to except the job they put off paying me as long as they could for about three weeks when I finally saw my paycheck it was half of what they promised. Tony, who was in charge of payroll did not answer my calls. Chris continued lying to me for three weeks and got very nervous when I confronted him. He basically admitted that he lied to me so I quit they didn't pay me for the last two weeks as retribution. There was one point where he even tried to pay me in Kwik trip, gas carts, very immoral and unethical, some of the worst people I have come across in my life. read more

I don't really feel like putting a large amount of effort into my review concerning how I feel about the AJC because of the lack of effort the AJC staff puts into compiling a decent newspaper. So I am going to sum up the AJC with two words: Horrible newspaper....that is not worth the money....and they kill lots of trees. Okay, so that was more than two. If there was ever a newspaper that dedicated themselves to putting the most biased and slanted point of view almost every issue, especially my coveted sports page, it has to be the AJC. Sometimes when I read the Sports section of the Newspaper I start to wonder if the recruiters who hired the sports journalist for the paper narrowed the candidates down to somewhere between a monkey and a toddler as far as the range of intelligence is concerned. Especially Terrence Moore. His opinionated columns are some of the dullest and narrow minded articles that I have ever read. Not to mention, he seems to hate the teams in the Atlanta. Want proof? Go here: http://www.ajc.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/ajc/sportscolumns/entries/2006/06/22/braves_are_apat.html Some of their articles are decent every now and then. But for the most part, I would rather browse a free on-line news source than read one paragraph of the slanted garbage filled articles that most of the AJC journalists fill the newspaper with on a daily basis. read more

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We had subscribed to the paper in January, it came about 3 times and then delivery stopped but we were still being charged. The company won't refund our money so yeah a call to the Better Business Bureau is in the cards for this place. read more

Whatever you do, don't subscribe and give them your email address! I stopped my subscription (parrots died) AGES ago. Although I've submitted their "UNSUBSCRIBE" multiple times AND called them, I am STILL getting their ads asking me to buy the paper! I am grateful that they finally stopped dunning me for a cancelled subscription. These are but examples of a shoddy back-office. Best advice: Stay AWAY. Ed H. read more

70 Years of Subscribing to the AJC has come to this - - feeling like a throw-away, UNDER VALUED subscriber!! I am an Atlanta native, and between my mother and I we have been a longtime subscriber of this paper for over 70 years. . I have only recently been noticing some disturbing patterns for getting a simple delivery issue rectified.. In the last 2 weeks, 6+ phone complaints about home delivery have gone unresolved. This includes talking to countless of so called supervisors.. NO ONE seems able to give a confirmation of cancellation - - which by the way, I HAVE DONE - - I hate to, but I am cancelling this awful print subscription. . The pitiful part about it, AJC does nothing to try and retain customers!!! The subscriber relations person I talked to sounded unfazed as she simply confirmed the cancellation - - not even so much as trying to offer amends to keep a valued customer. . SO THAT'S THE WAY AJC FEELS ABOUT A 70+ YEAR SUBSCRIBER??? It is pitiful and sad that a major city such as Atlanta can't have a better quality paper. To make matters worse, in the online portal where subscribers login, it looks like something from the 1950's - - they do not even have a section, ' Valued AJC Subscriber since XXX' or something similar to that effect. What does $264.47 exactly get me?? Nothing it seems, but the runaround, frazzled nerves, and unfazed customer support teams. Oh, and a NON-EXISTENT retention team!!!! ENOUGH IS ENOUGH . . I can gladly spend $264 on some other brand's QUALITY NEWS SERVICES. . . you all apparently don't know the meaning of QUALITY . . AJC could care less about their print subscribers, and they can count their subscriber base as having one less subscriber as of today. . . read more

I get the epaper and only get the print version on Sunday. My wife like to see the actual print copy on Sunday. Getting delivery is hit or miss. This is the second non delivery since I signed up about 2 months ago. Very disappointed. read more

AJC is an extremely unprofessional business. I emailed AJC to stop the delivery of their "buyer's edge select" newspaper to my house twice. They replied to each email saying that my address would be removed from their delivery list. Many months later, I keep having my house parking trashed every Sunday with this paper. After I finally submitted a complaint on the BBB , I received another reply assuring me they were addressing the problem: behold ! after 1 week I received another copy of this newspaper and I refused to close the complaint on the BBB. It's 2 weeks and I received again another copy. This is unbelievable: do NOT believe any of their "fake" replies, and I suggest everyone to stay far,far away from doing any business with these people. read more

We have been faithful subscribers of the AJC for 40 years. Never has the delivery service been so bad! We do not get a paper about twice a week. I've called and called and they are very apologetic, say a supervisor is going to call me but nobody does. Ive gone to Wed - Sun hoping that would help but we didn't get one today. About to unsubscribe. read more

Please stop throwing unwanted garbage in my driveway and all through my neighborhood. No one reads these newspapers! No one's asking for these newspapers ask! You're killing trees and you're littering two things that are horrible for the environment! Please stop throwing these newspapers in my yard! read more

They printed the wrong dates for my Father's funeral service in his obituary and still demanded that I pay full price for the obituary which was close to $800. Absolutely disgraceful! read more

I canceled the AJC about 4 years ago for two reasons: 1. The news was biased to the left 2. Delivery was MANY times late, no paper, wet or damaged after being run over by a car. I recently subscribed to the $1.50 special. What a deal! I had recently read an AJC paper at the airport and was impressed that the paper has become much more to the middle and does many investigations that have benefited Atlanta. I got my first paper on time and in a place I could find it. Happy day! The next Sunday it did not arrive. I requested that it be delivered. Received it late afternoon. The last two Sundays no paper appeared. FRUSTRATED again by the same bad service I went on line and canceled the subscription. I did not get any acknowledgement within two days so I took the time to call and unsubscribe. Was able to get my complete refund ( even for the paper that did arrive on time). I think the worst problem they have is very bad customer service. They just do not care don't care. read more

They've taken my money for four months now, and I've never seen a paper. Not once. I have emailed, called, tweeted- they respond, say they will fix it, then go right on charging me and not delivering. I've complained to the BBB and will be working with my credit card company to stop the charges. It's a damned shame- I was so excited to support local news. This is why papers are dying, this level of incompetence is inexcusable. read more

This company is a ripoff. I subscride for 6 months. 150 dollars. After 30 days they asked to renew my subscription. When i called they said bc the paper had to be mailed into a jail for my loved one that was 150 a month. Due to postage Which cost them 2 dollars. 2 dollars in gas to deliver or 2 dollar in postage to mail... What does it matter? They refuse to give a refund. They mislead me. My loved one only got 12 papers in 30 days. If i could give ajc no stars i would but i had to give 1 star to leave a review. read more

This magazine has been charging my account for 2 years without my knowledge. I vaguely remember a guy at walmart offering a bunch of coupons for one months prescription that cost $5 but I NEVER thought they would continue charging me $35 a month for 2 years! I never ever recieved the stupid magaine! My fault for not reading the small print but these ppl are cruel for tricking ppl! read more

This review is on the TERRIBLE customer service and subscription service. A few months ago a young man came to my door and said that he was selling AJC subscriptions to help with college. That is the ONLY reason I subscribed. When I was reviewing my checking account online I noticed that they billed me for the subscription, but they also charged my checking account for someone else's subscription. Someone I have never heard of. When I contacted customer service the representative asked for documentation which I provided. I waited for a couple of weeks and never received a credit. She said that she had left it in her supervisor Ebony Rose's hands and that she didn't do anything with it. Then I contacted Ebony Rose directly. She said that she saw that I had already received a $5.48 credit and that she would get me the rest of my credit and send me a $10 gift card. I did NOT ever receive ANY credit or gift card. She has now stopped responding to my emails and to add insult to injury they stopped delivery of my paper. DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THE AJC. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR BANKING INFO!!!! read more

Have to agree with Lauren: I've lived in Atlanta area my whole life and never got much of anything out of reading the AJC. Their reporting is bland and rarely interest-grabbing and concerned with blabbing about opinion rather than focusing on excellent coverage of events. There was recently a big controversy when they let the Books editor who'd been on staff forever go, thereby even further reducing the amount of unbiased quality content they put out. I mean, the Arts section used to at least do profiles of decent authors and bring attention to reading outside of Oprah's booklist. But now that they've let her go there's no telling what that will slide into. I wouldn't take a subscription to AJC if it were free. It'd be just more garbage to throw away. Did I mention they have coupons? Sad when the coupons are the only thing you salvage out of a whole mess of paper. read more

The latest changes by the AJC further decreases both the quality and readability of our pitiful local newspaper. The merging of sections, both print and the e-edition, make finding the news or reading the news with any sense of order impossible. The flow is horrible and the mixing of local, U.S., and world is both frustrating and unnecessary. And why would you mix the opinion pieces throughout (Bill Torpy's column just appeared in the middle of a section unexpectedly.) I have no idea why the changes were made, but there are better sources of news (not opinion pieces) from multiple sources. Not sure I will keep my subscription active. I do not feel better informed after reading this mess of a publication. Disgraceful for a city of over 5 million people to have such a poor example of a newspaper. read more

Everyone has those moments you regret. You regret running that red light. You have second thoughts about eating that cupcake and you regret talking to your ex. Well, my biggest regret ever is giving my information to these stalkers. Don't own an alarm clock? Don't worry, these fools will call you every day at 8AM. Want to reach your blood pressure limit at 8:01AM? Give the AJC your number. Want your mailbox to reach its weight limit? Give these losers your home address. Want your credit card to be charged a random $49.95 fee? Sign up for their "FREE" trial that literally expires within two seconds of signing your name. The only upside is the paper is very absorbent when I use it as my dogs indoor potty paper. Somehow watching her pee on the discarded front cover I rescued from my neighbors recycling box feels like justice. read more

Interesting way to list ratings. I have been trying to cancel my on-line paper and can't seem to to find the way to do it without going through the group who is ruining the paper. They block a great portion at the top to keep trying to get me to click on what they want me to watch. The topper was this morning when a message was attached to my curser and followed and blocked everything I did. If I want to cancel, those are the people I am told to call. The curser that followed me this morning was almost the length of the message below. A real controling bunch who want to control what we read. Poor AJC. I remember when I couldn't wait to read the morning paper. read more

Okay, I read the AJC one day a week: Thursday. Why? Because I absolutely love the Food and Drink section. While I wasn't too fond of his restaurant review style, I think John Kessler makes an excellent food writer, and I always learn something new about the foodie scene in Atlanta from his columns. I also have enjoyed the AJC's recent project to preserve and modernize old Southern recipes from families around the state. The "what can I bring?" feature always has simple, easy, company friendly, comfort food recipes. I've pretty much decided that I'm going to get all my news literally when it's breaking from online sources, so I might as well use the paper for the same thing generations before have used it for -recipe clipping! :) read more

My review will be of the subscription service, not the newspaper itself. I had been a AJC subscriber for a couple of years - only Saturday delivery and really just for the coupons. However, I've come to the conclusion that dealing with AJC subscription service and the incompetent customer service is not worth the discount I get compared to purchasing the paper in-store. That aside, I keep getting phone calls begging me to rejoin their subscription service. I have now asked them three times to add me to their do-not-call list. They still call. It's usually some very young-sounding, I'm guessing college students trying to earn extra cash. The number is never the same. Does AJC just hand their lapsed subscription users to college students and asks them to call through form their own phone?!? I don't get it! But I'm really appalled. When I've mentioned to them before that I've already gotten a phone call THE SAME DAY, they usually know nothing about that, which makes me believe that my assumption is correct... they just hand over their customer lists. I find this pretty unacceptable. AJC - this makes you look really really bad! I get 3 calls a DAY every few months. Why do all of them come in the same day?? If you want to make it, you really can't afford to tick off the few people that still buy your paper... I think I will start printing my coupons online. At least the internet doesn't call me multiple times a day. read more

Slimy and under handed are the thoughts that come to mind when I now think of AJC subscriptions, which is unfortunate for a paper that is trying to be reputable. This is all because the AJC will continue to bill you even if you let the subscription run out. They call this billing practice a "courtesy". In December, I used Delta Airline miles to subscribe to the AJC Sunday paper. Since I didn't have a ton of miles, I thought this would be a good way to use them. When it was time to renew, I didn't have any more miles and simply thought I would let my subscription run out. This is not how the AJC treats it's subscription customers. Instead it's up to you to call to cancel, otherwise they will continue to bill you. As other reviewers have mentioned, I started getting multiple phone calls a day without a voicemail. Finally I was home to pick up the phone and they tell me I have a $16 bill. I explain my airline mile situation and that I haven't officially subscribed and am told to call another number. After calling the number I was given, I'm told it was my responsibility to call and cancel the subscription otherwise they continue to deliver. I sent an email to customer service and they were "nice" enough to knock $5 off my bill. No where when I used the Delta Miles program to subscribe did I see any information about how the AJC handles subscriptions. Ugh, what a crummy way to run a business and stinks of desperation if this is the way a company has to nickel and dime people to make a profit. It's so disappointing to be treated this way by what should be a reputable corner stone of Atlanta journalism. This would be similar to going out to eat at a restaurant and ordering your meal, but instead of the restaurant stopping with what you ordered they continue to bring you food regardless of if you asked for it or not. Then you get the bill and you are now charged for all the extra food you didn't order and you are now responsible for. All because you didn't tell your waiter you didn't want any more food. This wouldn't make sense for a restaurant, and it doesn't make sense for the AJC. I only hope this business practice will change, and that fellow Yelp readers might be saved a few bucks in the meantime by reading this and being aware of these unprofessional actions. read more

How can a city with almost 5 million people in the metro area only have one major daily newspaper? It's dumbfounding that for daily news, there's only one voice for the bulk of Atlantans to turn to. Atlantans have to rely on what the AJC editorial staff thinks is important, and the viewpoints of a relatively small group of writers. I can understand why the AJC doesn't really change much. There's no pressure. They have no legitimate daily competition in the market. They do an adequate job in their coverage, but there's no impetus for Cox to spend more money or for the AJC staff to really dig for details since no one else is competing for the same stories. I would love to see another newspaper in town, but the AJC has such a stranglehold on the market that it's unlikely we'll see another major daily publication. At least it's got a good food section... read more

Terrible company to do business with, they wont allow me to stop my subscription. I've been passed around to 3 different people. I get hung up on 3 times as well. Do not sign up for service, they wont let you cancel. read more