The Enquirer eEdition

The Enquirer eEdition

by Gannett

353 ratings
21 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 8, 2013
  • May 28, 2022
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Access a digital replica of The Cincinnati and Kentucky Enquirer on your iPad. Enjoy all the stories, photos, and advertisements exactly as they appear in the print edition. Subscribers can log in with their existing account to view current and past issues.

Digital replica of print edition
Includes stories, photos, and ads
Access current and back issues
iPad compatible
Subscriber account login
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What's New in The Enquirer eEdition

3.6.13

May 28, 2022

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.

User reviews

Pluses and Minuses: Add up to 4 1/2 stars

The app has been reliable and easy to use with several features that I find helpful: 1) the search feature, 2) access to many cities’ local daily news, 3) the ease of “snipping” a news item and saving to my files, or sharing it with others, and, most importantly, 4) not having to wait for the newspaper to be delivered on the front lawn, or wait for some other household member to finish a section before I can dive in. One disappointment with the app was that we could not use it to access the newspaper while visiting in Iceland. The same was true of Norway. Five stars if this weakness can be mended. —ADM
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Print Edition well done

I read 3 x per week for CABVI (Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired). This app has been a Godsend because I can read from anywhere. It functions very well and is as easy to navigate as turning the page in an actual newspaper. Actually it’s easier because you just click on an article and the app puts all of it below. No turning pages to get to the rest of it.
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Enquirer

I like reading the paper on line, but prefer to have it in my hand. Unfortunately we pay for the paper to be delivered, but it doesn’t always happen We have not had a paper delivered for the last three Sundays. Can you please see that we get our paper.

Long time

I have been a digital inquiry subscriber since they first started many years ago. I don’t have to go outside I don’t have to go down the street and I don’t have to go somewhere to get a paper it’s there when I’m ready for it on my iPad.

Direct to your phone, Cincinnati Enquirer

No need to go outside, no wet paper, no missing paper, just your day of outstanding reporting of local and National news to start your day. Please support Cincinnati Enquirer so we can continue to enjoy all that is offered by these talented journalists who continue to educate their readers. I cannot start my day without them. These writers are ESSENTIAL in my life and the life of so many others. The newspaper is my first look at the world to be enjoyed with my cup of coffee. I would be lost without it.
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FAQ

What is The Enquirer eEdition app?

The Enquirer eEdition app provides a digital replica of The Cincinnati and Kentucky Enquirer newspaper for iPad users. It displays all content, including stories, photos, and advertisements, exactly as it appears in the print version.

How do I access content on the app?

To access content, you need to be a subscriber to The Cincinnati and Kentucky Enquirer. You can use your current account login credentials to access both current and past issues of the newspaper directly through the app.

Is this app free to download?

The app itself is free to download. However, access to the newspaper content requires an active subscription to The Cincinnati and Kentucky Enquirer. You will use your existing subscriber login to view the e-edition.

What devices is this app compatible with?

This app is specifically designed for iPad devices. It allows subscribers to read The Cincinnati and Kentucky Enquirer on their iPad in a format that mirrors the print edition.

Can I read old issues of the newspaper?

Yes, subscribers can access both current and back issues of The Cincinnati and Kentucky Enquirer through the eEdition app. Your subscriber login grants you access to a history of available editions.