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Austin American-Statesman
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The articles are appropriate for Central Texas. I prefer their newsprint page by page style over the web page style of so many other forms of electronic information. The iPad app for the e-paper works OK most of the time. There is no manual download button, just an automatic download whenever their computer detects that you are online.
My main complaint is consistency in that the editions seem to keep getting later and later in delivering the e-paper for download. I have had e-papers available for download at 1:30 AM and now for the Saturday edition I am still waiting at 3:40 AM for the download to become available. It seems that in the age of electronic media they are still stuck in the age of the newsprint style of doing business.
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