New york best reads 2017 free#

Once the day has been downloaded, it can be read without an internet connection. On an iPad, Today’s Paper behaves like an app, but you actually access it through Safari. NYTimes Today’s Paper: Sort of like, but allows you to read what’s in the final daily print edition, instead of continually changing content. One day’s news, as it appears in the print edition: Included with a digital subscription or home delivery subscription, or a lower cost NYT Opinion subscription. NYT Opinion iPhone app: Just the Op/Ed section. Included with a digital subscription or home delivery subscription, or a lower-cost Top Stories/NYT Now subscription. NYT Now iPhone app: a “lite” (or, if you prefer, “curated”) app offering selected content. NYTimes iPad app: similar content to web site, formatted for iPad included with a digital subscription or home delivery subscription.

NYTimes iPhone app: similar content to web site, formatted for iPhone included with a digital subscription or home delivery subscription. Also partially available with a lower cost Top Stories/NYT Now subscription which allows reading only certain selected articles (about 40 per day), or an Opinion subscription which allows reading only the Op/Ed section. Included with a digital subscription or home delivery subscription.

New york best reads 2017 free#

Most or all of the below offer a small amount of free usage monthly, but require subscriptions, explained later, if you want to read past your monthly limit.

(Hat tip to Dan Okrent for telling me about that, as I almost certainly would have not found it otherwise.) The New York Times has a bewildering panoply of options for reading the paper digitally, including an almost-unknown but very awesome “Replica Edition” in which each page of the daily paper appears exactly as it does in print. Photo by samchills, from Flickr Creative Commons.