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Some applicants may qualify for a complimentary subscription to the Defense News based on the demographic information they provide on the Defensenews.com subscription/renewal forms. Complimentary subscriptions are subject to publisher's approval. Not everyone will qualify.
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The Defense News weekly print edition and the DefenseNews.com website are designed to complement each other. Both the print edition of the paper and the online version provide in-depth analysis and coverage of the important defense-related issues. DefenseNews.com is updated throughout each day to provide the latest breaking defense-related stories. In addition, the website also contains links to our online show dailies and access to our two popular e-mail newsletters, The Early Bird Brief and Defense News Daily News Roundup.
The news content on our website is updated throughout each day to bring you the most current stories affecting your world.
Yes – we provide full website access and a electronic version of our printed publication to subscribers who do not wish to receive the print edition. This choice is presented during the subscription process.
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The DefenseNews.com e-newsletters can only be delivered to the email address listed in your profile.
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The electronic edition of Defense News is an exact online replica of the print version. Each week, when a new issue is posted online, you may visit the site to read the electronic edition and enjoy the same articles available to readers of the print edition.
The electronic edition of the paper is posted each Monday to the Defense News website and links can be found on the main page of the site. Simply click the link and you will have full access to the electronic edition within your web browser – there is no need to download anything.
No special software is needed in order to view the electronic edition. The electronic edition can be browsed with any internet-enabled computer with a web browser.
The electronic edition of Defense News is an exact replica of the printed version of the paper. Anything found in the print edition will be viewable online.
Yes – we offer the electronic edition at a discounted rate when compared to the printed paper. Yearly subscriptions to the electronic edition provide you with 48 weeks of information for only $99.00. These savings are especially evident for our international subscribers.
Yes – in order to access the electronic edition, a 48 week subscription must be purchased.
Yes – simply call our customer support line or send us an email and we will be able to assist in converting your subscription to print. Because of the price difference between print and electronic and depending on how many issues are left on your current term, a balance may result on your account.
We keep an archive of electronic editions. To locate the archives click on the current edition link here or at the bottom of every page and then select 'Archives' from the menu on top of the current edition. Archive access is included in the price of your subscription.
Not at all – please feel free to visit and read the paper as often as you like.
Other than Internet connectivity and a current web browser, there are no significant system requirements.
Yes – when viewing an article via the electronic edition you can simply click the Print icon on the electronic edition toolbar to print a copy.
Yes, but the recipient must also be a Defense News subscriber in order to access the article.
Because of the format in which the electronic edition is presented online, it is not savable to portable media and must be accessed through the Defense News website.
Because the electronic editions are hosted online, an Internet connection is required. In addition to the default display, we also provide a lower-bandwidth version of the electronic edition for those not on broadband connections.
If you encounter any trouble related to the electronic edition or the Defense News website in general, please contact online support.
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