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Posted: Thursday, 28 August 2008 8:09AM

San Jose Mercury Offering Digital Delivery

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KCBS)  -- The San Jose Mercury News is offering its readers digital delivery of its newspaper.

While you can read most newspapers online including the Mercury News, the paper’s e-Edition would be an exact replica of its printed paper including every article, photograph, advertising and comics and puzzles, said e-Edition Manager Michael Cruz. The difference is that it would be delivered to your desktop instead of your doorstep.

The paper advertises the benefits of subscribing to an e-Edition which include no ink on the fingers, no piles of old newspapers, and the knowledge that you’re saving a tree.

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