By Mondo Times editors
Boulder Colorado USA
Posted on September 15, 2010 at 1:45pm

New Technology Improves Electronic Edition of The Detroit News

-- September 14, 2010 -- Detroit Media Partnership today announced upgrades to its electronic edition software that allows subscribers access to replica editions of The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. In the coming weeks, users will begin transitioning to a new software system that provides easier access and blends the experience of reading a newspaper with the power of the Internet.

Users will be able to see up-to-the-minute headlines of the day's most interesting stories and also have the opportunity to digitally turn the pages of today's newsstand issues of either newspapers. The improved experience is a service of Olive Software, a technology leader enabling newspapers, magazines, universities, libraries and businesses to digitize content, preserve the look and feel of the original publication while providing interactive benefits of Internet browsers.

"The new and improved e-Edition makes it easier than ever for users to get their news all in one place," said Susie Ellwood, CEO of Detroit Media Partnership. "The technology provides users the option to read today's print edition, including all of the advertising, and the flexibility to see updates on stories as they happen," she said.

The e-Edition is included with subscriptions to both newspapers and is part of Detroit Media Partnership's strategic plan to expand the distribution of content on multiple platforms.

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