—— World Outlook is an international news service and analysis of particular interest for all those who are active in the Working Class movement. It has correspondents on all cnmtinents and its coverage of events and developments in the third world, especially Latin America, are unsurpassed by any left-wing journal in Britain. World Outlook began in Paris in 1963 as a mimeographed news service designed primarily for labour and socialist publications in many’ countriés, Shortly, subscriptions began to come in from individuals all over the world who had heard by word of mouth about its contents, Evidently it was meeting a widely felt need. In 1966 World Outlook was transferred to New York and it soon expanded to the photo-offset process. Circulation climbed steadily, but was limited in Britain to a small audience because of the cost and the fact that it arrived by sea-mail three weeks after the publication date. However, it is now being brought to Britain by air-delivery and is much less expensive. Subscribers will receive i it on the day after publication date . Material originally provided by World Outlook is used by many publications in various countries. This is due not only to the editorial line which is Marxist, but to its emphasis on accuracy on reporting and to the fact that it publishes material with which it does not necessarily agree but which it considers to be of interest to socialists. It is a self sustaining co-operative project lacking eny subsidies from rich angels. Its subscribers consider it valuable enough to keep it going. A subsrription to world Outlook can be obtained at the following rates:- £1 for three months (13 issues) or £2 for six months (26 issues), from:-
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 20, 14 November 1967
World Outlook
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