The digital Miami Herald
I can't understand how a major metropolitan newspaper can't get the newspapers out! Where are those newsie kids when you need them?
And what I love about it is that you can enlarge it to easily read it.
I think we should all support our local newspaper(s) and this is a great way to do it for just $6.50 per month, the first month is just 99 cents. It's $39.99 per year. At this rate, I may subscribe to another newspaper that I like somewhere else in the country and enjoy reading their daily news and then switching it with another city. What's great is that I've been clicking around the internet and many cities offer the e-editions for free without a paywall.
You can subscribe to the digital Herald here.
Sorry if this sounds like an ad. I'm just excited that I found an alternative to the printed edition.
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YOU MAY NOT LIFT THE PHOTOS & TEXT. IT'S COPYRIGHTED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. YOU CAN HOWEVER SHARE A STORY ON SOCIAL MEDIA BY USING THE LINKS HERE.
For linking to this one story, just click on the time it was posted & just this story will open for sharing - only through social media. Not copying and pasting.
4 Comments:
I've been reading it that way for a couple of years and it's great. The Extra section also has articles and opinion pieces from other news sources. You can also share articles directly via email, Twitter, Facebook, whatever.
I agree with you but, not ready to give up yet. I already spend too much time on electronic devices and find the newspaper a nice diversion. I do read it on line when it is not delivered to my home. Saw many posts on "Nextdoor" over the week end. Many of us are having the same problem and would like to think that our complaints will be heard and the problem resolved.
I have had the same problem with the New York Times and switched both the Herald and the NYT to the digital versions. Like you, I love the feel and smell of paper but delivery had been a problem. Happily, I can now read both papers and support their journalism even while traveling.
I had a problem getting my paper for 6 months. I finally found the email address for the editor and sent her an email. Even after she got involved the next paper didn't arrive. Finally, mine is coming regularly, but it has been a pain making that happen. I suggest someone get her involved. It is not rocket science to get a newspaper delivered.
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