The Libraries get PressDisplay
Posted by Nelson Public Libraries on 3 May 2010
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Read newspapers from around the world
Nelson Public Libraries now provide access to PressDisplay, which offers the digital editions, on the day of publication, of national and local newspapers published by Fairfax around the world, and in a range of languages.
There is good coverage of New Zealand newspapers, including local papers the Nelson Mail and the Leader. Papers are available for 90 days from date of publication, are fully searchable, with print, email, translation and audio options. Have a look!
Where to access
PressDisplay can be accessed at computers in each of our libraries – Elma Turner, Nightingale or Stoke.
Find it on the library’s online resources pages
Or, access directly at http://library.pressdisplay.com
The Library can provide assistance and training with this database. Talk to us at the Information Desk, or contact Nelson Public Libraries for further information: 546 0406 or library.info@ncc.govt.nz
This is how the publishers describe PressDisplay...
"Library.PressDisplay.com is the most convenient and complete way to read all your favorite newspapers and magazines on one site. With Library PressDisplay users gain access to publications from the day they are published. The Library PressDisplay site provides readers with comprehensive search and bookmarking tools. SmartNavigation now also provides readers with a traditional 2-page newspaper view, table of contents, article jumps (linking article sections) and easy to read text views.
Library PressDisplay further improves on newspaper reading with instant translation. Now readers can translate their newspaper into one of ten major foreign languages. Page and article sharing, RSS and blogging features enhance the traditional newspaper and magazine experience.
Library.PressDisplay.com provides a global perspective on the world's events, by delivering a wide range of publications to readers."
