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E-Editions

Digital E-Edition Publishing for Newspapers & Magazines

Built for newspaper publishers who want to grow digital readership without adding production overhead, dirXion automates the processing and publishing of your e-Edition based off of your existing PDF layout, saving you time and money.
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It just works. E-Editions don’t need excessive bells and whistles that require XML and manual input. Hundreds of newspapers trust dirXion to build their e-Editions more efficiently and consequently, at a lower cost. With digital circulation readership continuing to increase year over year, now is the time to let Dirxion help maximize your e-Edition’s potential.

Automation at its best:

Experience quick launch, automated publishing, and scheduled notifications of your e-Edition. All with zero configuration on your end. We’re able to capture the craft, precision, and beauty of your newspaper, and turn it into a reliable, automated web asset that your online readers can depend upon.

Cut the cost of online publishing: 

dirXion’s automation process makes delivering a continuous e-Edition product cost-effective. Because the entire process is automated — no XML, no manual input, no production overhead on your end — we’re able to pass those savings directly to you. In most cases, we’re half as expensive as other providers.

Grow your readership. Reduce production costs. Monetize your online offering. dirXion can help you open up production and subscription opportunities while saving you time and money.

Publish Your E-edition in Just Minutes

  • Step 1: Design — Work directly with dirXion engineers to design the e-Edition interface and choose publishing options.
  • Step 2: Upload — Upload your PDFs daily, weekly or monthly to dirXion’s FTP site to kick off production.
  • Step 3: That’s It! — Within 30 minutes, you can read your e-Edition online or wait for the scheduled publication and email notification.

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