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The taz offers an digital abonnement of its newspaper for only 10 € (w/o DRM!). Now I am wondering if such a subscription would be a viable option for me. The crucial point is that I don't want to browse to the download page to download it every morning. What I'd like to have would be an option to facilitate the dl. The iphone app Stanza is given as a reference that has such a feature. Yet, as far as I know, fbreader doesn't offer something similar.

Does anyone of you have an idea? Btw, the latest newspaper could be downloaded (if you had an account) under http://www.taz.de/epub

Thanks in advance,
icke
 
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There's an option to send you the file automatically per e-mail.
 
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Good point, maybe a dedicated email-adress could do the job. Thanks for pointing it out.

icke
 
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Or you can just bookmark http://taz.de/epub/t to get the latest issue.

Das taz-Abo kommt jetzt direkt aufs Handy. Als ePaper "Digitaz" lässt sich die tageszeitung als epub-Text samt Faximiles der Zeitungsseiten herunterladen.

Unter taz.de/epub kann die jeweils aktuellste taz-epub-Ausgabe geladen werden. Optional kann auch die URL um das Tagesdatum erweitert werden. Zum Beispiel: taz.de/epub/27 lädt die taz vom 27. des aktuellen bzw. letzten Monats, sofern vorhanden. Die taz-epub-Ausgabe ist auch ohne Faximiles abrufbar. Die Links dafür: taz.de/epub/t für die aktuelle Ausgabe, bzw. taz.de/epub/t27 für eine bestimmte Ausgabe, in diesem Beispiel der 27. des Monats.
Die Ausgaben sind 3 Wochen lang abrufbar.
You don't need a dedicated program to do that.
 
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Why not use the built-in RSS reader? I read Der Spiegel and Tagesschau this way.
 
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Originally Posted by ColdFusion View Post
Or you can just bookmark http://taz.de/epub/t to get the latest issue.


You don't need a dedicated program to do that.
That's right but I wanted to prevent that I have to type in username and password every morning. Haven't used password-safe with microB or tear before. And, in general, you have to select a folder, too.

Originally Posted by ch88xy View Post
Why not use the built-in RSS reader? I read Der Spiegel and Tagesschau this way.
Does this work offline? Is this the "real" newspaper or only the "news"?

Generally speaking, what I am dreaming of is an ereader (like fbreader) that allows me to select whether to download the file or to leave it on the server and then to read it right away on my NIT. The solution with the email would work for me because I am not using an email program at the moment. What I want to prevent is to download the file with my desktop and than to copy it on the tablet.

But again, thanks for the tips and tricks,
icke
 
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Originally Posted by icke View Post
That's right but I wanted to prevent that I have to type in username and password every morning.
http://username:password@taz.de/epub/t

Pretty insecure though but, on the whole, I don't really consider my tablets as secure devices anyway...
 

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I added the taz.de feed yesterday (thanks to you). Right now I am reading full text articles without any ID or PW.
 
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Well yes, that looks promising. I know it's not safe, but at least I could bookmark it and download the newspaper whenever I feel like.

Thanks
icke
 
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With RSS reader you are reading headlines and abstracts of selected articles (so, not "real newspaper"). If you want to read the full text of a particular article, you just click on the link, and you will be taken to the article that is posted on the Web site of the newspaper. You can then download the article to your computer if you so desire. You can even mark an article on the RSS reader if you don't have time and want to read it later. It's free, no subscription required. I prefer getting news this way than going to different Web sites. Easiest way to add a feed is to go to e.g. taz.de and click on the yellow RSS icon next to the URL on the status bar down below.
 

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