Newsweek Magazine has launched its first iPhone app, letting customers read the full weekly magazine in a custom layout optimized for smartphones.
NEWSWEEK packs a month’s worth of news, culture and ideas into a weekly magazine. Our award-winning reporting and commentary from some of the world’s best writers gives you an in-depth take on the week’s events, bringing high-quality journalism to millions of readers around the globe.
The iPhone app will be free for current Newsweek subscribers. New readers will get one free issue when they download the app, and can then purchase single issues for $4.99, a 1-month subscription for $3.99 or a 1-year subscription for $39.99. Subscribers will get each week's full issue on Thursdays, one day ahead of print issues, which hit newsstands on Fridays.
"Our new app has a beautiful display for readers to enjoy not only our award-winning reporting, but all of the powerful images that fill the magazines' pages each week," added Johnathan Davis, Chief Content Officer and Co-Founder of IBT Media. "Ultimately, the vision for Newsweek is to be platform-agnostic, where subscribers can enjoy our content across existing, as well as exciting new applications."
You can download Newsweek Magazine from the App Store at the link below...
Download
NEWSWEEK packs a month’s worth of news, culture and ideas into a weekly magazine. Our award-winning reporting and commentary from some of the world’s best writers gives you an in-depth take on the week’s events, bringing high-quality journalism to millions of readers around the globe.
The iPhone app will be free for current Newsweek subscribers. New readers will get one free issue when they download the app, and can then purchase single issues for $4.99, a 1-month subscription for $3.99 or a 1-year subscription for $39.99. Subscribers will get each week's full issue on Thursdays, one day ahead of print issues, which hit newsstands on Fridays.
"Our new app has a beautiful display for readers to enjoy not only our award-winning reporting, but all of the powerful images that fill the magazines' pages each week," added Johnathan Davis, Chief Content Officer and Co-Founder of IBT Media. "Ultimately, the vision for Newsweek is to be platform-agnostic, where subscribers can enjoy our content across existing, as well as exciting new applications."
You can download Newsweek Magazine from the App Store at the link below...
Download