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That’s the promise behind the INQUIRER Plus Digital Newsstand, the INQUIRER Group’s premium digital product for INQUIRER subscribers, both online and offline.
Imagine a product that combines the readability of a newspaper with the interactivity of a website and the portability of a tablet, phablet or smartphone—the best of both old and new.
Imagine having articles read aloud to you while you have breakfast—with both hands.
Imagine sharing articles on Twitter and Facebook and saving them on digital tools such as Instapaper and Evernote.
Imagine reading the INQUIRER in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, Spanish and Italian and several other languages via on-the-fly translation. Imagine sharing your INQUIRER issue (no more fighting over the sports pages!) with everyone else in your family on up to five devices (Apple iOS, Google Android, Windows 8.1 or a web browser—it’s up to you).
Imagine no more. INQUIRER Plus is real and it’s available as part of an INQUIRER subscription and as an online-only subscription product at http://inq.ph/inqplus
INQUIRER Plus gives its subscribers access to the full issue of the INQUIRER, not just the selection of articles picked up by the INQUIRER.net web portal, edited for search engine optimization and social media reach and posted at different times of the day. Every photo, advertisement and notice carried in the print edition is carried on INQUIRER Plus, just as it appears in print.
But wait, there’s more. Not only do INQUIRER Plus subscribers have access to the INQUIRER, they also have access to all other magazines and books produced by the INQUIRER Group: Cebu Daily News, Bandera, INQUIRER Libre, Northern Living, Southern Living, Cebu Living, Scout, Cocoon and Look, to name a few.
Moreover, the INQUIRER Plus is also a book club with subscribers having access to ebooks such as “Youngblood 4,” “Northern Eats,” “Southern Eats,” and “Best Desserts” —with more books added over time.
INQUIRER Plus also gives readers a perspective on Southeast Asia with bundled access to INQUIRER’s sister papers under the Asia News Network: The Jakarta Post in Indonesia, The Star of Malaysia and The Nation in Thailand—all providing a local, insider perspective of our Asean neighbors.
All this material a bit overwhelming? INQUIRER Plus also has you covered with e-mail alerts on topics you’re interested in and notifications on when a favorite publication has a new issue.
Want to give it a try? Sign up at the INQUIRER Plus Digital Newsstand and download the PDI Digital apps on the Apple App Store, Google Play and Windows 8.1 for a free trial. INQUIRER Libre is also always free and can be downloaded even without a print or online subscription.
And if you’re a print sub- scriber, you’re already an INQUIRER Plus subscriber, call 8966000 to activate your INQUIRER Plus account.