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PressReader delivers the world’s newspapers and magazines to millions of readers the way they want to receive them - in print, online, or on their mobile device, tablet or eReader - wherever they live, travel, work or play.
PressReader offers access to more than 6,000 newspapers and magazines from more than 100 countries in 60+ languages.
With PressReader, you can hold an enhanced digital replica of your favorite publication in your hands and read it from cover to cover, just the way the title was printed, with no compromises in quality, fidelity or content.
Simply download the PressReader App on your tablet or smartphone (you can also download on your computer if using Windows 8 or higher OS). The App allows you to download full publications for reading offline.
NB: Off Campus Users please note that there is 7 day radiant access using the App when you are based off campus. This means that after 7 days you will have to re-authenticate yourself through the library home page so you are recognised as a Rhodes user. However, if you access PressReader via the links on the Rhodes Library Website you will always have access as you will immediately be recognised as a user.
Also register for a free account on PressReader. Doing so will give you the full functionality of the platform (email alerts, complete personalization of the platform and everything synchronized across all devices with the same username and password)
Please note that access to back issues included in this subscription is only for 90 days.
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PLEASE NOTE: The Following Media 24 Titles are no longer available on the PressReader Platform:
City Press
Daily Sun
Die Burger
The Witness
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