Inside the News - Edition #507

Allan Leibowitz -
Inside the News
- 31 Mar 2011 ( #507 )
1 min read
This week sees the introduction of one of the newsletter improvements we have been mentioning. The newsletter is now easier to access, with a single click and no need to log in. We have listened to the positive feedback to our newsletter redesign and are particularly keen to ensure that we constantly improve your reading experience.
Starting this week, you are no longer required to log in. You can simply click on any story and you'll go straight into the web version of the newsletter which looks and feels exactly the same as the email version. When you click on a story, you will be able to go back to the newsletter story list, so you'll never be lost again.
We trust that our changes will make it far easier to read what you like, when you like it and, as always, look forward to your feedback, suggestions and even complaints!
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