Biblio Times 1.2 lets one reader keep more than one paper. A Press Founder can now print up to five, each with its own name, its own sources and its own edition: a morning paper of world news in the Biblio edition, say, a Digital one for the feeds you follow for work, and a Dystopian one for whatever you read when nobody is watching.
Tap the paper's name and choose New paper. Name it, pick its edition and tick what it prints; it starts empty, with Import OPML there if you already keep a list elsewhere. To see them all, pinch in on the page or choose All papers. They lie side by side, or stacked as a newsstand racks them, each as you last read it, on concrete or on wood, and you pick one up to read it. Hold one to choose its sources, rename it or take it out.
Each paper keeps its own back issues. Your clippings and reading settings are shared between them, your first paper is still the one printed before dawn, and your papers live in your iCloud, so your devices agree. A founder's family each get five of their own through Family Sharing.
There is more in this edition. Translate, beside A+ on a printed story, puts it into your language on your device: side by side with the original if you are learning, or in its place. A story's video or recording now plays in its own column, and plays on in the corner when you turn the page. A section with more feeds than its page has room for ends In Brief, so a paper of a hundred feeds prints every one of them, and a story carried by several of your feeds prints once, credited to each.
Biblio Times 1.2 is on the App Store now, for iPhone, iPad and Mac. More about the paper at biblio.ink/times.
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The editor