The Denver Post [NOOK Newspaper]

Denver Post Paper Fan...Electronic Version Not There Yet

The Denver Post is an excellent newspaper in its own right in the Denver and Colorado markets. As a routine subscriber to the Denver Post in its paper form it was exciting to find it available in an electronic format from Barnes and Noble. However, as a fan of the Denver Post and electronic reader, the content seemed to be lacking in the electronic version - unlike in the paper form. While there are probably many reasons for the lack of content due to copyright and publisher limitations, it seemed that the Post lost some of its character with the missing sections. The Headlines, Sports, some Politics, some Regional, and a list of recipes were present. However, the following sections appeared to be absent from the electronic version: Business, Life Style, Outdoors, Entertainment, and Opinion. In the future, I hope that more of this content can be placed into the Denver Post's Barnes and Noble form as it would be wonderful to receive the Post electronically.

17 out of 17 people found this review helpful.

Boo. No comics, no puzzles

The news is fine, but you dont' get comics or puzzles. That is why I get the newspaper.

3 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

No comics, etc

No comics etc for this kind of edition. It is only a text format only. No pictures.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Denver Post on Nook

Not all articles of the DP are available for the daily news, a lot of the sentences have $$@@## instead of words. Don't waste your money subscribing to the DP for the NOOK.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

This is not the complete Denver Post. This is more like an RSS f

This is not the complete Denver Post. This is more like an RSS feed with no pictures and entire sections of the paper missing. It's not worth the $5.99/month subscription.

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updates becoming inconsistent

Seems to be a growing problem having the paper updated first thing in the morning. Poor substitute for the hard copy or web edition if I cannot get it before I leave for work.

Denver Post has stopped trying!

Format is awful the Denver Post has given up. Time for them to go away!

Clean up your format

The Good: The Denver Post I like (the content that is)
The Bad: Get rid of your html character entities and non-functional hyperlinks. There no reason for me to have to ignore bad formatting. If it was content not specifically distributed to this nook format then I would have less to complain about, thus I do.

Also this is not the most convenient way to navigate a newspaper. You should be able to move forward or backward through page, article, and section on any page.

Don't Bother

I love my Time magazine subscription for all the reasons I hate my Denver Post subscription. The Nook version is poorly edited, the links are often missing or show as native html and are useless. The mobile and online free versions are significantly better than the paid version. There is a great potential to eReader versions of periodicals, not the least of which is the ability to add video and areas of instant update. None of those are exploited in the Denver Post. It is just a rough synopsis of some of the articles in the print publication with (sometimes functional) links to the full text. Sad.

Poorly put together, some issues seem to be edited by monkeys!

News paper as it is set up for Nook is a mess. Cover used to change so saw actual front page not any more has been same front page for last 4-5 months. Some days it doesn't arrive at all, some articles are a jumble of mis-scanned letters weird coded language, some pages don't turn to next page, the photos that are inserted often don't match up with text. This paper started out well, then they started missing delivery for a day or two until now it seems to have been edited by monkeys.
Poor example of what was a great paper! Too bad.

excellent paper

Great paper and can get better on this device

Don't subscribe unless you don't ever want to unsubscribe

I have been "unsubscribing" my subscription for several months, but each month the charge shows up again on my credit card. Be careful when subscribing.

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Good read

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Terrible

If this is what e-newspapers are all like, forget it! I wanted to read the classifieds (such as real estate) and they were omitted

Not bad, missing some things though

This subscription is really not bad at all, has mosy stories, some pictures accompany the story. BUT, it would be nice if it added the weather, the NBA/NFL/NHL/MLB standings and backpages of the sports sections, the comics. It is however always available for download by about 630 in the morning.

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