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The New Statesman has today (Thursday 17 October) launched a second-generation app, giving readers the ability to access all magazine content on Apple mobile devices in a beautifully designed and user-friendly digital format.
The all-new app is launched with just a week to go until Russell Brand’s eagerly awaited guest edit of the New Statesman appears on 24 October. The Brand special issue will be the second paid issue available on the app.
Jason Cowley, editor of the New Statesman, said: “The New Statesman is no longer published only on paper. We have a vibrant and ever-growing website. We have many Kindle subscribers. And, now, wherever you are in the world, you can read the very best political and cultural writing at the tap of an iPad or iPhone.”
Features on the New Statesman app include: email and Twitter sharing facility for each article; all content viewable in both portrait and landscape on iPad; facility to store back issues; day/night mode; a comprehensive search facility; a co-ordinated table of contents available throughout; ability to play audio files, including poetry readings; and three text sizes. The app will be available for Android phones in 2014.
The NS app is available to download now from the app store and comes with a free copy of the magazine’s acclaimed centenary issue featuring Boris Johnson, Julian Barnes, A S Byatt, Susan Calman, Melvyn Bragg and Norman Stone. Digital subscriptions can be taken out through Apple annual at £79.99, monthly at £7.99 and bought as a single issue for £2.99.
Direct subscription offers will follow.
The magazine’s founders, Beatrice and Sidney Webb. Image: Dan Murrell.
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