Biblio Times 1.3 prints magazines. A magazine is set from the same feeds as a paper, but it comes as an issue: a cover, a contents page and its stories, on the days you choose rather than every morning.
Tap the paper's name and choose New paper, then under Printed as choose A magazine. Name it, choose its style, and say how often it comes: every day, every week, every other week or once a month. Between issues it stays as it is, and keeps what its sources publish for the next one. Pull the front page down and let go to print an issue again.
There are two styles to begin with. Bicycle is the quiet one: a serif on cream, the lead picture across the cover and the contents numbered in red. Signal is set in a grotesk on grey, with a tuning scale down the edge of the cover and the contents in an orange band. A magazine story keeps its tools in its corner: larger or smaller type, Translate, a clipping and Send open in a fan. On an open iPhone Duo they sit in the side bar.
The Press Pass now prints your paper and one magazine, and Press Founder up to nine papers and magazines. Without either, you may make one paper or magazine of your own as a proof, its first edition on the house.
Also in this edition: sections of your own. In Sources, start a section, rename any of them, move them up or down, and file any feed under the one you like; your sections are kept in your iCloud and travel in an OPML export. And there are four more icons: Bicycle, Signal, Digital and Dystopian.
The Press Pass is US$14.99 until 31 October, then US$19.99. Press Founder is US$79 until 16 November, then US$99. Both are bought once. Biblio Times 1.3 is on the App Store now, for iPhone, iPad and Mac. More about the paper at biblio.ink/times.
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