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Get instant access to current news from around the world with this digital newsstand. Read same-day publications, just as they appear in print.
- Choose from 7,000+ international newspapers & magazines in 60+ languages.
- Stream on your computer or download to your device. (View list of compatible devices, opens a new window.)
- Download issues to enjoy both online and offline.
- Listen to, share, translate or comment on articles.
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- Access up to 90 days of prior issues for most publications
- Browse for publications by interest, country or language preference
- Search for publications or articles by title, keyword, date or geographic location
- Save articles for later reading and more
- Access built-in accessibility tools
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Let our expert Jessica show you how in this video tutorial.
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