“No more digging through the mail on Saturday morning, or having to fight neighbors who’ve yet again stolen the thing for their own edification,” Ray reports. “Like its Wall Street Journal sibling, the Barron’s iPad edition is a convincing digital simulacrum of the print version, and contains a splash/home screen that will also hold onto the last six issues of the paper. You can also save articles for reading later.”
Ray reports, “The app is free to download, and then costs US$2.99 per week, which gives you full access to this Web site, as well.”
Full article here.
More info and download link via Apple’s iTunes App Store here.
$2.00 per week? How does that compare to the subscription cost?
Dunno, but $2.00 is $0.99 cheaper than the cost stated in the article.
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Don’t know what the cover cost is at a newsstand, but a one-subscriptions $99 making each copynabout $1.90 per week. So, it’s about $1 more per week, but I am sure much cheaper than buying it weekly at a newsstand.
Too pricy for me. Let the market decide. Deleted the app.
I do the Financial Times & The Economist.
They are conservatives- but at least they are not corporatists like the crazies on the WSJ Ed Board. I don;t buy from NewzCrap.
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Too bad that Barron charges $2.99 a week. I deleted the app.