At KansasFest 2011, Juiced.GS, the Apple II community’s longest-running print publication, announced that the magazine will continue its streak into 2012 with a seventeenth volume of quarterly issues, with subscriptions now being accepted. A new PDF is also available for purchase, and publisher Gamebits is offering advertisement design services. Full details are on the Juiced.GS blog.

There are several new items in the Juiced.GS online store: the Friends For Life CD with scans of volumes 1–6 as well as tons of shareware and freeware programs for the Apple II; discounted bundles containing volumes 7–14 in hardcopy, both with and without Friends For Life; a PDF reprinting Antoine Vignau‘s three-part series about copy protection; and a free sample PDF.

More details are in the Juiced.GS blog.

Juiced.GS, the last remaining Apple II publication in print, announced at KansasFest 2010 that it will continue to publish in 2011. Subscriptions and renewals for its sixteenth annual volume are currently being accepted. Prices are $19 for United States customers and $26 for international.

Acknowledging the history behind its status as the longest-running Apple II print publication, Juiced.GS has catalogued its first fifteen years of content into an online index. Search, sort, and download listings of over 700 articles, or drill down from volume to issue to article.

Selected previously published Juiced.GS content has been compiled into thematic issues known as Juiced.GS Concentrate. For the first time ever, readers can purchase and download this magazine’s content in PDF format with full-color graphics, text and code that can be copied and pasted, and bookmarks. The launch lineup of Concentrates include issues on BASIC programming, TCP/IP programming, and podcasting, with prices currently ranging from $5 to $12 based on the amount of content.

For more details, see the Juiced.GS blog.

Juiced.GS has given us a Halloween treat with a new 12-page sample issue! This PDF features content taken from the magazine’s first and third issues of Volume 13 (2008), including an interview with Dan Budiac, who bought an Apple IIc off eBay for $2,553; a review of the MicroDrive/Turbo card from ReactiveMicro.com; and KansasFest 2008 coverage. The PDF is available immediately as a free download from the Juiced.GS Web site.

Juiced.GS publishes four 20-page issues of Apple II news, reviews, interviews, and features every year. Subscriptions for 2008 and 2009 are currently being accepted at the Juiced.GS online store.