Since last October, The Economist has been available to readers using PressReader through the company’s global hospitality, travel, healthcare and public library partners.
The seven regional editions of the weekly magazine are accessible on the web at PressReader.com and on the platform’s, which leverages the company’s technology to offer an improved reading experience. In addition, Readers are able to search by topic, save issues for later, and choose between original print layouts or optimised text views.
The Economist will also be available to read with PressReader Accessibility, a WGAC-approved product that offers assistive technology including audio features, tab navigation, colour contract, user font size control and screen reader compatibility.
“Our partnership with The Economist comes in direct response to feedback from our readers. With another world-class publication to our catalogue, we continue to provide our readers with premium content, and elevate the experiences our global brand partners can offer their patrons. We’re excited to continue working with The Economist to uncover more opportunities within our partnership,” notes Alex Kroogman, CEO of PressReader Group of companies.
“We’re delighted to partner with PressReader to bring Economist content – trustworthy, fair-minded, fact-checked journalism that readers can rely on in a polarising world – to new and diverse audiences on the PressReader platform,” said Bob Cohn, President of The Economist.
As part of its sponsored access model, PressReader has partnerships with a large network of travel and hospitality brands and public libraries. The organisations pay for access to the platform and, in turn, offer it for free to their patrons — extending the reach of quality, trusted journalism, says PressReader.
The Economist joins PressReader’s collection of newspapers and magazines, which includes The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Newsweek, The Guardian, Forbes, Le Figaro and El País.
You can find out more about PressReader in our Publishing Services Directory.
Keep up-to-date with publishing news: sign up here for InPubWeekly, our free weekly e-newsletter.
