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It’s a big year for us at Scientific American. We relaunched our podcast series, called Science Quickly, which is reaching more podcast fans than ever. (I highly recommend our recent series on the biggest birds in the history of the world.) We’re updating our customer service platform to make it easier to subscribe and give gifts. Our engineering team is strengthening our infrastructure to make our website faster and improve the user experience.
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