Stevens Point Journal eEdition

Stevens Point Journal eEdition

by Gannett

10 ratings
6 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 18, 2013
  • May 31, 2022
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Access the Stevens Point Journal newspaper digitally on your iPad or iPhone. Subscribers can view current and past issues exactly as they appear in print, complete with stories, photos, and advertisements. Use your existing account login to access content.

Digital newspaper replica
View current and back issues
Print-like layout
Subscriber access
Account login integration
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What's New in Stevens Point Journal eEdition

3.6.13

May 31, 2022

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

User reviews

Still Love the Print Layout

We love the print layout. Nostalgia?

Review of Stevens Point Journal

I am soooo satisfied to get the Stevens Point Journal online. Especially the fact that it looks just like the print version - that’s a BIG plus. It’s so convenient to this senior citizen as I don’t have to go out to my mailbox everyday to pick up the paper - it’s right there on my IPad. Thanks so much!
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Very poor

Paid for Stevens Point journal and it kept defaulting to call customer service. When I sent email to the address on screen they didn’t hemp but said to call Apple. Not very helpful and I wasted my money that I paid for year.

Tired of dealing with this app!

As a longtime subscriber to the Stevens Point Journal I cannot believe I have to put up with this app. Half the time, if it doesn’t freeze when I click on articles it tells me I’m not a subscriber. I don’t know how many more calls I can make to Gannett and how many times I have to delete/reload this piece of crap before I decide it’s no longer worth the effort— maybe now.
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Works Good

Good

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FAQ

What is the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app?

The Stevens Point Journal eEdition app provides a digital replica of the newspaper for subscribers. You can read all the stories, view photos, and see advertisements exactly as they appear in the print edition on your iPad or iPhone.

How do I access content in the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app?

To access content, you need to be a subscriber to the Stevens Point Journal. You can use your current account login credentials to access both current and back issues of the newspaper directly within the app.

What devices are supported by the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app?

The Stevens Point Journal eEdition app is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices, allowing subscribers to read their newspaper on the go.

Is the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app free to download?

Yes, the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app is free to download. However, access to the newspaper content requires an active subscription to the Stevens Point Journal.

What is the age rating for the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app?

The Stevens Point Journal eEdition app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

When was the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app last updated?

The Stevens Point Journal eEdition app was last updated on May 31, 2022, with version 3.6.13. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature improvements.

How does the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app compare to reading the print newspaper?

The eEdition app offers the same content as the print newspaper, including stories, photos, and ads, but in a digital format accessible on your iOS devices. It allows for convenient access to current and past issues.

What is the user rating for the Stevens Point Journal eEdition app?

The Stevens Point Journal eEdition app has a strong user rating of 4.6 stars, based on 10 ratings. This suggests a generally positive user experience among its current users.