Gainesville Sun eEdition
The eEdition is a digital replica of the printed newspaper for subscribers.
The Gainesville Sun ‘eEdition’ is an exact digital replica of the printed newspaper. Subscribers can flip through the pages, read stories, photos and view ads just they appeared in print.The interface is designed for tablets and phones offering multiple viewing options including typical mobile views ideal for phone users. Interactive features allow you to share articles to your favorite social network, email articles to a friend, clickable web links, read aloud, offline reading and more.Improved startup speedImproved stability
The Gainesville Sun ‘eEdition’ is an exact digital replica of the printed newspaper. Subscribers can flip through the pages, read stories, photos and view ads just they appeared in print.The interface is designed for tablets and phones offering multiple viewing options including typical mobile views ideal for phone users. Interactive features allow you to share articles to your favorite social network, email articles to a friend, clickable web links, read aloud, offline reading and more.Improved startup speedImproved stability
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Fabulous way to read the Sun!!
Poor English. Opinion as fact...
Get USA Today instead of SUN1
I like not having to turn the pages of the paper to read the whole story!
I can quickly read the news
The Gainesville Sun has always had a liberal bias in reporting the news. That liberal bias has now escalated into a liberal "selection" of which stories to cover. Most any news that might relect negatively on a liberal issue or person, is not reported. Examples: absolutely no coverage of Cuomo nursing home and sexual harassment stories, Hunter Biden questions, Rush Limbaugh death, continuing civil unrest and rioting in Portland and Seattle, increases in illegal immigrant border crossings, etc.
Not Bad...
The eEdition of the newspaper has the same feel as the print edition without the page turning...except for the grocery ad circulars.
I used to deliver the Sun in the afternoons in the early 1950s