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What's New in The Raleigh News & Observer
10.0.6
November 11, 2024
Updates to the authentication system used for subscriber sign in.
I have subscribed to N&O paper format for years and occasionally used the digital app while traveling. I recently switched to digital only due to outrageous cost of printed edition and the complicated bureaucracy of finding your subscription information.
I appreciate the state and local coverage of the N&O. The digital version of the printed paper is a reasonable substitute for the printed paper.
HOWEVER
SERIOUS FLAW in the digital version is that when the pop up adds change, they move the screen causing the reader to lose their place in the article. Their very existence is annoying enough since the jump around. That would be tolerable if they did not cause the whole article to reformat on the page causing the reader frustration finding one’s way back into the article.
My advice to readers is stick with New York Times for national and international articles and waste time only on local news.