Columbus Dispatch eEdition Software
Company Name: Gannett
About: Gannett is a media and marketing solutions company that publishes newspapers and operates news and
advertising internet sites.
Headquarters: Mclean, Virginia, United States.
Columbus Dispatch eEdition Overview
With multiple viewing options plus interactive features allow you to share articles, have your news read aloud and more.
- Streamlined navigation for readers on the go: Flip pages, zoom on articles, rotate to landscape mode.
Readers can flip through the pages, read stories, photos, and view ads just as they appeared in print.
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Columbus Dispatch eEdition Pricing Plans
| Duration | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Billed Once | $5.50 |
| Monthly Subscription | $17.49 |
**Pricing data is based on average subscription prices reported by Justuseapp.com users..
Product Details and Description of
The eEdition app is the printed newspaper delivered right to your device. Readers can flip through the pages, read stories, photos, and view ads just as they appeared in print. With multiple viewing options plus interactive features allow you to share articles, have your news read aloud and more. Enjoy all these features: - Compatibility for both tablets and phones - In-depth index of sections and headlines - All content delivered in a fast, simple interface with multiple viewing modes. - Streamlined navigation for readers on the go: Flip pages, zoom on articles, rotate to landscape mode. - Read aloud lets you have articles read back to you - Tap any article with two fingers to convert to full-screen text - Archive access to every issue published in the past 30 days - Download editions for offline reading Terms of Service: https://www.gannett.com/terms-of-use/
Top Reviews
By nincsen nickname
better than paper
There are numerous reasons why e-versions are better than paper. I’ve been reading the e-Dispatch for years. It is far from being perfect but then it takes time for e-newspapers to develop. My biggest gripe is that I feel that I went to an advertisement game and then occasionally a newspaper breaks out. It should be the other way around. Also, for me at least, the non-local coverage is totally unnecessary but I don’t blame the Dispatch for it. Not everyone reads the big national and international newspapers that report many events even days before the Dispatch does.
By Ohio Chaplain
Solid Improvements
Having extensively used the previous version of the app, I was initially disconcerted by the total revamp and frustrated that it didn’t work “like usual”. However, I quickly got reoriented and this is definitely an improvement in many ways, particularly when reading on the smaller screen of a phone rather than a tablet, the latter being my usual choice. More options, more features, all in all an improvement.
By DELSV
Change Is A Good Thing
The new app is light years ahead of what it replaced. The app ease of use is terrific allowing articles that are continued on other pages in the print version to appear as one complete article in the new app. Overall the navigating tools are well presented and easy to use. My first thought upon using the new app was oh no, what did they do which quickly turned to wow, this is a great improvement. I am enjoying the Dispatch more than ever.
