Need to stay in the know, even on the go? Sarasota Herald-Tribune subscribers can get the local news they love any time, anywhere with the newspaper's E-Edition.
The E-Edition is a digital copy of the newspaper that you can access from any mobile or tablet device or from your computer. It is a full electronic replica of the print newspaper published daily, with local news, sports, advertising and features such as comics and puzzles.
Subscribers also get expanded E-Edition access to newspapers acrossthe USA TODAY Network, including USA Today and its popular crossword puzzle.
In addition to the E-Edition, all subscribers have full local digital access, meaning they have the ability to read news updates throughout the day, subscriber-only stories and video and audio features, among other benefits. Subscribers also have 24/7 access to obituaries, legal notices, and classifieds on our website.
Direct link:Visit Sarasota Herald-Tribune's E-Edition
Why do readers enjoy the E-Edition?
Our readers enjoy the E-Edition as itallows you to:
- Experience thenewspaper, but in electronic form
- Easily browse and skip to your favorite sections
- Clip and share articles with friends and family
- Increase or decrease text size for easy reading
- Listen to articles that are read aloud
- Access previous print editions published within the last 30 days
- Access more than 200 local E-Editions across the USA TODAY Network
Here are some quick tips to help you easily access and navigate the E-Edition:
How to access from your desktop:
- Step 1:SignIntoyour account on our website
- Step 2:Click E-Edition on the website navigation bar
How to access from a mobile or tablet:
- Step 1:Download the free app through the App Store or Google Play store.
- To find it in the app store, search for thenewspaper's name you subscribe to, and look for the icon that has "print edition" label over the icon. That will be the E-Edition app.
- Step 2:Open the app andsign intoyour account
How to usethe E-Edition:
Browse:
Browse modeis the default view of the E-Edition.
- Click‘Browse’on the black navigation bar.Use the left and right arrowson your screento browse through the pages.
- Click'Browse’ asecond time to zoom in on a page.
- Hover over'Browse'to access a menu where you can further control your Browse viewing mode. Select the 1x or 2x viewing option; you canalso "lock" that option.
Pages:
Pages mode is an easy way to quickly scan through the entire paper.
- Click‘Pages’ on the black navigation bar toeasily see and accessall pages in the edition you are viewing.
- Click on any page image to open it for viewing.
Index Mode:
Index modeallows several options for formatting content for reading, printing or sharing:
- Select a story or image on the paper and it will load on the right side of your screen. This makes it easy to read while also still viewing the paper.
- Pressing the arrows on the right and left sides of the page image will change pages.
- When a story is selected, youcandecrease or increase the text size, listen to the article, and to switch between graphical and text displays of the articleby selecting the appropriate icon at the top of the story on your screen.
Universal E-Edition Access:
Universal E-Edition allows you to access more than 200 E-Editions across the USA TODAY Network including USA TODAY.
- Inside the E-Edition, click on the icon titled Universal in the right-side navigation bar.
- On the left side, select a state to see available E-Edition publications.
- Select the publication you would like to read.
- Enjoy reading .
Download, Print & Share:
There are two ways to save and share articles:
- Click ‘Index’ on the black navigation bar. Select the contenton the paperyou want to print so that it is displayed in the right side of the screen. Click the Print icon directly above the content.
- If you prefer to define the area of the page that is printed click the Share icon thenselect the Clip option on the Sharing menu.
- Click ‘Browse’ and thenselect the Page Number in the top left or right corner of the displayed page. Then select the Share icon and follow the instructions to highlight/clipthe area to be printed.
Search Archives:
You can search for past editions forup to 30 days:
- To searchfor past editions,click ‘Search Archive’on the black navigation bar.A search page will appear on your screen. Insert the word or text to search and click on the Search button.
- Once the search results load, click a page number to view that page. Click an article title or ad image to open it for reading.
FAQs
As part of your subscription, you can view your newspaper online at heraldtribune.com/enewspaper.
How much does the Sarasota Herald Tribune cost? ›
After 1 month, Sunday Only Print Delivery + Digital will be $19/month, locked in for 1-year. *After 1 month, Saturday & Sunday Print Delivery + Digital will be $30/month, locked in for 1-year. *After 1 month, Saturday-Sunday Print Delivery + Digital will be $35/month, locked in for 1-year.
How do I contact the Herald Tribune in Sarasota? ›
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
- Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Regional President- Southeast, Executive Assistant. 1777 Main StreetSarasota FL 34236, US. 941-953-7755. www.heraldtribune.com.
- Jennifer Orsi. Executive Editor & Florida Regional Editor.
- Michelle Mitchell. VP of Advertising.
- Robert Bolone. Circulation Director.
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Pushing history's first draft. For most of the old hands at 1800 University, the relocation of printing operations to Gannett Florida's Treasure Coast plant 150 miles east marks the end of the line. All 95 press jobs are being eliminated.
What is the main newspaper in Sarasota? ›
Sarasota Herald-Tribune - Wikipedia.
How do I cancel my subscription to the Sarasota Herald-Tribune? ›
You can cancel at any time by calling Customer Service at 1-866-284-7102.
Who owns Sarasota Herald Tribune? ›
New Media, the parent of Gatehouse Media that owns the Herald-Tribune, and Gannett will combine into the largest U.S. news publisher with more than 260 daily papers and 300 weeklies. The companies announced Monday that the deal will cut up to $300 million in costs annually and help speed up a digital transformation.
Is Sarasota Herald Tribune a Gannett newspaper? ›
The Herald-Tribune and its parent company Gannett plan to shutter the local newspaper's printing plant on May 2, the company announced on Thursday. The closing is the result of further consolidation in the newspaper industry, which is seeking more efficient ways to create its product without impacting its customers.
What happened to the International Herald Tribune? ›
The International Herald Tribune ceased publication in October 2013 when it was replaced by the International New York Times. The International Herald Tribune has been one of the most innovative and pioneering newspapers throughout its history.
Otherwise, you can call our customer contact centre on 0800 100 888. Our team works Monday to Friday: 6.30am - 4.30pm and Weekends & Public Holidays: 7am – 10am and we will be happy to assist you. You will need to cancel your subscription directly with Apple and Google.
How do I cancel my Daily Herald digital subscription? ›
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICY
If you would like your subscription canceled immediately and would like to request a refund, you must call the Paddock Publications customer service team directly at 847-427-4333.
How much is an online subscription to the Times? ›
Just £1 for 4 months
Billed as £1 a month for your first 3 months, £15 a month thereafter. Unlimited access across all devices. Billed as £1 a month for your first 3 months, £26 a month thereafter.
How do I contact Sarasota Herald Tribune? ›
Sarasota Herald Tribune Customer Service Overview
The best phone number to call Sarasota Herald Tribune is 9419535555.
What happened to the mail Tribune? ›
The Mail Tribune was a seven-day daily newspaper based in Medford, Oregon, United States that served Jackson County, Oregon, and adjacent areas of Josephine County, Oregon and northern California. The paper ceased operations on January 13, 2023.
What happened to Tribune media? ›
On January 21, 2019, it was reported that Nexstar Media Group has agreed to merge with Tribune Media for about $4.1 billion in cash, making it the largest regional U.S. TV station operator and will take the Nexstar name. On August 1 of that year, the United States Department of Justice approved the deal.
How much is the Evening Herald? ›
Irish Newspaper prices
| Publication | M-F | Sat |
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| The Times | €2.00 | €2.50 |
| Evening Herald | €1.50 | €1.30 |
| Evening Echo | €1.20 | |
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Hours are Mon-Fri 8:30-4:30, and the cost is $140/day (approximately $17/hour) which includes all meals and programming. There is a VA contract in place that allows many veterans to attend for free.
Who owns the Sarasota Herald-Tribune? ›
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune launched SNN in 1995 becoming one of the first newspapers to embrace video production. The newspaper was at the time owned by The New York Times Co. The Herald-Tribune is currently owned by Gannett, which owns more than 200 U.S. publications.
How much is the Star Tribune single copy? ›
The Star Tribune sells about 53,000 single copies during the week and about 119,000 on Sunday. The St. Paul Pioneer Press charges 25 cents for single copy sales in Ramsey, Dakota and Washington counties. It charges 50 cents for single-copies everywhere else.
