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Indy online as it appears in print

READERS of the Independent can now see their paper online exactly as it appears in print.
The Independent’s new E-paper editions make all the paper available each week at the click of a button.
Every page is reproduced and quickly downloads for online readers to enjoy a traditional newspaper experience on their PCs or mobile devices.
The Independent’s advertisers benefit from online exposure at no extra charge.
Ads containing website and email addresses also have click-through capacities.
The E-paper is available at the Independent’s website, geelongindependent.com.au or geelong.starcommunity.com.au.
Simply go to the menu next to the Independent logo near the top of the page and click on ‘E-paper’.
The current edition will appear and quickly download after another click.
Readers can also access previous editions.
Unlike other publications with pay-walls protecting their E-papers, the Independent’s online publication is free to readers everywhere.

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