Join Your Library In Highland And Get Free Access To Newspapers Online
26th January 2016
Library Press Display.
Browse and read hundreds of full content premium newspapers and magazines for FREE.
All you need is your library card number.
Library users gain free access to local newspapers and from around the world on the day they are published. It provides online access to newspapers and magazines in full-colour, full-page format. It is just like reading the print version, including the articles, pictures, classifieds and notices. There are nearly 2,200 papers from 97 countries in 57 languages to choose from, with many popular Scottish titles.
Local and Scottish newspapers
The Press and Journal (Highlands and Islands), The Sunday Post, The Scotsman, Evening Express, Scotland on Sunday, SCOTS Heritage Magazine, Scottish Daily Mail, Scottish Field, Sunday Herald, and The Scottish Mail on Sunday.
Magazines on PressDisplay
You can also read hundreds of popular international magazines on PressDisplay including: French Vogue, Elle Magazine, Elle Decoration (France and Italy), BBC Good Food, BBC History, SFX: The Sci-Fi and Fantasy Magazine, Crochet World, Cycling Plus, Digital Camera World, Sky at Night Magazine and many more. Select ‘Search title' to search by country or langauge.
Log in with your library card number. Use the latest versions of Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari and Firefox browsers.
How to access PressDisplay
1. Visit the Press Display Website http://library.pressdisplay.com
2. Login using your barcode/library card number and click Login.
(Please enter the 14-digit barcode number on the back of your library card. If you have a smart card starting 63360 or 6337, please enter the first 14-digits only, leaving off the last two digits.)
3. You should now be logged into Press Display. (If you cannot log in using your borrower card please contact us.)
4. Hover over Select - Title - at the top of the page on the right hand side to select your newspaper by country, language or by title.
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