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ELPAIS.com, the digital edition of Spain's recognized
newspaper EL PAÍS, is the best known electronic news site in Europe.
Founded on May 4th 1996, the digital edition of the leading Spanish daily
provides open access to the best news, continuously updated and accompanied
by analysis, dossiers, multimedia files, and high-quality interactive graphics
that have won numerous awards.
The subscriber area offers services such as high-quality television and
radio, teletype, the complete print edition, advance content from supplements,
and other value-added content. The subscription model is based on two
categories: an annual subscription of 80€ and a semi-annual one of
50€, being the euro change in dollars 1€ = 1$.
Foreign readers can subscribe with their credit card or through a bank
account only if they have one opened in Spain. Subscribers have access
to the whole website, including the EL PAÍS archives since the
foundation of the newspaper, May 4th 1976.
The structure of the new site offers six different entrances to ELPAIS.es
content:
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Portada (Front page). The main entrance to the
website |
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Lo último ( Last minute news). A continuous update by our
journalists including, not only last minute news, but also animated
graphics, specials, supplements, photographs… |
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Índice (Index). Everything that appears in today's edition
with six different ways of viewing all contents. Apart from the news
headlines (Índice Informativo), readers have the possibility
of looking up which personalities, countries, companies or institutions
appear today, both in the ELPAIS.es site at its fullness or just the
printed edition of EL PAIS.
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Lo más… (Top …). It is a reflection of what readers
do in the site: top articles read, printed, recommended…, including
the "best and worst" list of the Spanish market stocks.
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Mi País (My País). Readers can manage their accounts
and personalize e-mail newsletters. |
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Archivo (Archives). It includes a powerful and resourceful search
engine, archives, directories (personalities, countries, companies,
institutions and in depth stories, with access to all related news
items) and the purchasing area for articles and PDFs.
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