Nextbook Inc

I enjoy reading Tablet. Interesting, informative articles, fresh viewpoints, well written and fun

Wow, I love Nextbook, Inc's, on-line magazine Tablet! It burst on the scene and made a great impression with interesting articles and great podcasts by Sarah Ivri. It is the best on-line magazine in years! Kol HaKovod to Tablet!!

Nextbook Tablet is an excellent Online resource for Jewish culture and news. The design of the Internet magazine is tops. The clear lay-out makes it easy to navigate the different departments and website levels. The feature articles are interesting and the Tablet's take on subject material is always fresh. The Tablet is a learning platform. Nextbook's live programming allows Jews of all walks of life to find each other in their mutual interest in literature and ideas. Every city should be so lucky as to have a place where Nextbook programming can be enjoyed in real life. As a Nextbook volunteer I experienced first hand how the activities of this organization blur that what keeps people apart, highlighting instead what brings them together; a shared interest in Jewish culture.

Great organization. Spreading Jewish Culture via innovative programs and extremely professional website (tabletmag.com). Up to date, entertaining coverage, including news, holidays, and other feature pieces.

I have just recently become acquainted with Tablet published by Nextbook. The articles are well written and entertaining. I will be recommending this e-journal to my friends and relatives.

A smart, incisive new magazine that has the potential to reach a broad audience of previously unengaged Jews and non-Jews as well. As Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic (and a Tablet contributor himself) said, it's quickly becoming a must-read publication.

I write two newsletters on American Jewish - German relations (DuBow Digest). The one for people in germany deals with happenings in American Jewish life. I find the Tablet a wonderful source of Jewish news.

Nextbook's Tablet Magazine produces articles and other content that is smart, relevant, topical, engaging. Entertaining and interesting podcasts, well produced. Their work enriches Jewish life and learning.

Fresh feel, edgy perspective and a fun way to catch up on real world, relevant news. I've been waiting for a publication like this for a long time. Love it!

Nextbook produces TabletMag, which is a thoughtful, easy way to learn about Jewish life in the US and abroad. Many different viewpoints are shared, which as a born and bred Massachusett-ian, is always amazing to me. (Why would they think THAT?)

I do not normally think of anything "Jewish" as being "edgy" or "trendy" (I mean this in a good way), but Tablet Magazine presents the latest news and various rituals of Jewish life in a lively, intelligent, very readable way. The writing is excellent.

The jewish world would be very different without our literature to sustain us. From the TORAH to Philip Roth our writing defines the JEW in world around us. To this end Tablet magazine from Nextbook inc is our connection to and our window upon Jewish literature both past and present. Without telling us what jewish literature is to be read for our own sake, Tablet magazine presents all possibilities and allows us readers to be exposed to a little or when desired a lot. This literature come to us as modern or aged greatly unfiltered

Nextbook, and it's companion website and e-mail newsletter, Tablet Magazine, are one of the very few web experiences I would dearly miss if they were to disappear. The breadth of Jewish topics -- of a cultural and religious and historical nature -- is a perfect reflection of Judaism being a religion, a culture, and a people. The quality, humor, provocativeness, and poignancy of the articles is often moving, while the lessons to be learned about Judaism and Jewish culture -- in the books from Nextbook and the articles on Tablet -- can be significant works of scholarship.

Tablet (Nextbook) has introduced me to new authors, music and ideas. I've bought many books based on their interviews and I have never been disappointed - a great resource!

I love the Tablet! The articles are relevant, interesting, engaging and timely. It's difficult not to click on the email as soon as it arrives in my Inbox. I have personally expanded my library as a result of the diverse and intriguing recommendations. Co-workers and friends have enjoyed articles I've shared with them and signed up as well! Many thanks for a great site and resource.

Nextbook Tablet Magazine presents a wonderful blend of content and design, and I say this as a media professional. The content is engaging, smart and friendly. I used to forward selected articles to my wife and daughter, but it turns out that there is just too much there that I want to share with them, so now I just update them with a link to the entire publication. The design a good and effective model for today's digital media. Pleasing layout, easy navigation, and effective design. Tablet is among my very favorite sites- Jewish or not- to visit.

I read the Nextbook Tablet web site & listen to the podcast. They both keep me in touch with Jewish themes in art, culture & history. I have recommended it to members of my family & have forwarded articles & information of particular interest. Nextbook is a savvy way to connect disparate, far-flung members of the Jewish community. It is updated frequently and is always interesting. I particularly like the focus on books.

I think Nextbook's online magazine is the hippest, most interesting and relevant, as well as well-designed, Jewish publication I ever seen. The range of opinions and viewpoints is particularly appropriate for the diversity of it's community. It seems to be open to publishing and reporting on a super-wide range of topics. It is serious yet fun. Sincere yet ironic. Actually, it is only Jewish publication I read for pleasure. Because of this, I agreed to participate in a design project they had. They were open to whatever we proposed, and clearly from what they published, were open to totally different interpretations of the brief as well. I was shocked to find that I had more response to the little sketch they published than to any other publication in my career - including virtually full page articles in the NY Times.

This is a fabulous online magazine about Jewish life. It's beautifully designed, relevant, and engaging. The site works perfectly. I read articles every day, and I have expanded my Jewish library based on stories seen in Tablet.

i look at tablet every day for something new to learn and understand about jewish culture, its history and future. appreciate not only the sharing of information and experiences on the site but the manner in which they are presented - with humour and wit. have come away with new books to read, new sources of information and most importantly new insight into someone i care very deeply about.

I have found Nextbook and its daily articles in Tablet to be incredible resources for myself and my congregants. The writers are wonderful. They are doing a fantastic job. Rabbi Stephen Wise

Excellent writers provide reading that is contemporary Jewish writing at its most intelligent, insightful, and compelling. These writers deserve an even wider audience.

Nextbook leads the way in the new generation of post denominational forums for those who already love and will come to love... all things Jewish.

Nextbook is a valuable information source regardless of the issue - serious, philosophical, satirical -- articles are diverse, well written, and attractively displayed. I enjoy and find myself forwarding frequently to friends with similar interests. Great job!

I receive loads of daily emails from a wide range of interests and organizations. I read most only occasionally; I never miss openiong and reading Nextbook's Tablet Magazine. It is very well written, always interesting, relevant and entertaining.

Nextbook builds on the long tradition of Jewish intellectual and cultural engagement with its fascinating, suggestive, and wide-ranging newsletter, Tablet. I first encountered Nextbook several years ago when I was living in Philadelphia, and I found its articles, interview podcasts, and reviews stimulating and provocative. I have since had to move to South Carolina for work, and having a daily report of new developments on the Jewish cultural scene--or reconsiderations of Jewish cultural history--helps me feel a little less isolated, even though I'm the only Jew in town. The articles in Tablet are beautifully written and often surprising. I wish I could attend some of the live events hosted by Nextbook, but I'm very, very grateful for their online presence and daily emails.

This is an incredible organization. The books they publish consistently present creative and important Jewish thoughts. EVen more impressive, however, is their daily Tablet cultural newsletters. I am amazed at how much exceptional work they identify, share and review some of the most fascinating, thought-provoking pieces on Jewish identity today. I love their work and am regularly inspired by it.