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PageSuite , the firm behind the digital editions of Express Newspapers and Johnston Press titles, has launched a new digital archive of its clients e-editions. The mydigitalnewspaper site will feature digital editions from PageSuite's existing UK and US clients including the Washington Examiner and Metro UK .

Users will be able to search by country, publication, date and type of title.

Supplements or free titles included in the archive will be free to access, but for those editions that are subscribed to, access will be charged at the regular subscription price.

"If people search and find content within a paid for title, additional text is shown, to give context to the searched terms or phrase - thereby hopefully enticing customers to subscribe, or purchase a one-off edition," a spokesman for PageSuite told Journalism.co.uk.

The archive will initially stretch back between 3-6 months. This could be extended depending on interest and the length of time a publisher has been using PageSuite for digital editions, the spokesman added.

The site aims to add additional newspaper titles to the archive in the coming months, the company said.

According to the release, PageSuite's digital editions are read by more than one million unique users a week.

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Laura Oliver
Laura Oliver
Laura Oliver is a freelance journalist, a contributor to the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, co-founder of The Society of Freelance Journalists and the former editor of Journalism.co.uk (prior to it becoming JournalismUK)

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