Lauren Indvik of Mashable reports that The Economist rolled out its tablet version on Tuesday.
“A digital-only option is also available for $29 per quarter, or $110 per month. Single issues on iPad and Android tablets can be purchased for $5.99, £3.99, or €5.40, depending on your region. Access to the editor’s weekly selection of six ‘must-read’ articles is available for free.
“‘We want our readers to be able to read us wherever and however they want, and we will continue to develop for platforms and mobile devices capable of delivering the unique Economist weekly reading experience, free from distractions,’ says Oscar Grut, managing director of digital editions at The Economist.”
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