National Public Radio, July 9, 2007
By Joel Rose

The cost of getting a magazine to your mailbox is rising. Just how much depends on which magazine. Small publications say they're shouldering more than their share of the rate hike. They contend the biggest titles are getting a break. They've convinced Congress to hold hearings on the matter.

Joel Rose reports from member station WHYY.

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