The Times-Review launched its new e-edition today. The e-edition offers subscribers the opportunity view the entire newspaper digitally from a computer, smartphone, iPhone, iPad, Android device or e-reader.
“The e-edition will allow readers in and outside of Johnson County to view the entire paper without ever touching the paper,” Times-Review Publisher Kay Helms said. “It is much more cost-effective, too. For non-subscribers of the print edition, they can access the e-edition for just $5 a month. Subscribers of the print edition only pay $3.65 a year, or a penny a day, for full access to the e-edition.
“We feel like our loyal print subscribers deserved a great rate, and for a penny a day you receive tons of information in more than 300 issues of the Times-Review throughout the year.”
Readers can subscribe to the e-edition by visiting the Times-Review website at www.cleburnetimesreview.com. Links to subscribe to both the print and e-edition will also be available at the end of each story posted online.
Features of the e-edition using SmartNavigation include convenient search and bookmarking tools, a traditional two-page newspaper view, table of contents, article jumps (linking article sections) and easy-to-read text views. Links to websites and emails are clickable, taking the reader online.
“The e-dition will give our readers who lead busy lifestyles the opportunity to glance at the entire newspaper while they are on the go,” Managing Editor Dale Gosser said. “Right now, all content published in the print edition is not available online. With the e-edition technology, readers receive every bit of content every day, the same day the newspaper is published.”
Readers will see some changes to content offered on the Times-Review website. Much of the content will remain free, such as obituaries, breaking news, wedding, engagement, birthday and anniversary announcements, sports, etc. However, some news stories, sports and features will only be available to e-edition subscribers.
“As the world continues to embrace technology, the newspaper industry has to increase its ability to give readers what they need,” Gosser said. “And that includes news on the fly that’s easy to access and easy to view. This new product allows us to provide that to our readers. This also opens up our readership to much of the younger generation that only uses digital devices to get their information.”
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