°m E-Paper

Dive into the digital world of journalism with the °m E-Paper, tailored for those who cherish the essence of a traditional newspaper coupled with the convenience of modern technology. The °m E-Paper brings a comprehensive digital replica of the printed newspaper, accessible on your tablet or smartphone whenever and wherever desired.

One of the key features includes the ability to receive the subsequent day's newspaper edition in the early evening from 7:30 p.m., ensuring readers stay ahead with the latest news. Gain access to an impressive array of 23 newspaper titles across Central Hesse, VRM, and Echo Region, all with a single e-paper subscription. This enables a seamless reading experience, providing diverse local insights and coverage.

In addition to written content, °m E-Paper comes with captivating audio content, including podcasts that can be effortlessly enjoyed. Avid readers will find the inclusion of weekly papers and a variety of e-magazines as a free extra to be particularly beneficial, enhancing the breadth of available content.

For those who enjoy engaging with puzzles, the weekly puzzle magazine, alongside daily Sudoku and crossword puzzles, offers a delightful challenge. The application features practical tools such as 'My e-papers' for an organized summary of all downloaded editions, which are also available offline for uninterrupted access.

Articles within the app can be bookmarked for future reference, and there's even a read-aloud function that transforms written words into an audible format, offering a hands-free experience. Whether experimenting with the seven-day free trial or exploring its offerings, the °m E-Paper welcomes everyone with an intuitive interface for accessing beloved regional daily newspapers, including 'Wetzlarer Neue Zeitung' and 'Nassauische Neue Presse'.

For assistance or to provide feedback, customer support is available directly through the 'Send Feedback' feature. Engage with the evolving landscape by downloading the app for free and starting the journey with quality journalism today.