The Advocate Hack 3.8.06 + Redeem Codes

As a 1960 LSU Alumni, and current resident of Spanish Fort, Alabama, due to displacement by Hurricane Katrina, I very much enjoy screening the Baton Rouge Advocate digital summary edition each morning. I feel confident when newsworthy events happen in the BR area or on the LSU Campus I can follow it closely in that summary. I also forward certain items on along to interested friends and family. I am always impressed with the authenticity displayed by Advocate staff writers.
I am also proud to mention that during my Junior and Senior years at LSU I proudly served as a part time Sports Reporter for the then BR Morning Advocate, covering high school football on Friday nights. That was a truly rewarding experience (in more ways than one!).
In summary, as shown above, I do not hesitate to give the Baton Rouge Advocate a 5 Star Rating.
Geaux Advocate,
Walter Fulton

I have stayed away from News Apps because they are only selling ads that you MUST watch interspersed with the news content I was looking for. The Advocate’s E-Version gives me the newspaper in the same format at the printed edition delivered to my home, and I pinch-and-zoom or select the articles I want to read. It’s like a paper edition, only it’s an image (like a pdf). It’s great. The ads are on the pages, just like the printed copy, but the ads don’t fill the page and require you to hunt for the X to close the ad. I have a paid subscription to the printed edition, and I don’t recall whether it requires my subscription Login info to allow me to access the e-edition.

It took me nearly a year to get used to reading the “paper” on my phone but now I love it. I really like seeing the layout just like a well done print Ed. and I like being able to print or post a story on social media. My biggest gripe is enlarging a print page for easier reading and have it snap back in place with just a slight touch. This is aggravating. I see this problem has been mostly corrected but not entirely. Also there is a problem sometimes with the margins not fitting correctly within the corners of the screen when I enlarge something. I absolutely love the creation of the investigative journalism project. You will have more to cover than you can handle. Thank you Advocate. I have been a regular reader for nearly 45 yrs.

I live in Northeast Louisiana and reading the Baton Rouge Advocate by App is an absolute joy for me. Baton Rouge is the Capital of Louisiana and the current news that this App provides is so beneficial because I love to read current, up to date information regarding the state of Louisiana. The App is very easy to navigate and find information regarding different topics and the daily print version is just as beneficial as the digital content App. This App is just overall a great format to read and I thoroughly enjoying using it each day..

Great app. Excellent for reading the articles on my IPad. I can make the text as large as I want for reading because I read almost every article every day and need a slightly large font. I use both the subscription version and the free version and like both.

The app has a slew of navigational aides allowing the user to find any article quickly. It also has a slew of sharing features so I can send articles to friends or post them on-line easily.

Highly recommended.

Living away from home year after year means we need this app. It’s the main way we stay connected. The coverage is tilted right and respectful of the left - like many people who claim to be fiscally responsible / conservative and socially moderate / liberal. Love the LSU coverage but wish they would cover more than fat-man-in-the-stands sporting news. More and more women and no traditional (football, basketball, and baseball) sports are important- at least online. Lead. Don’t follow if you’re a college town with national roots.

I have been using it for a few years now and it comes in very handy when l am out of town. I normally spend about five months at my camp in Grand Isle and about a month at my daughter house in Montana. When l am in BR l receive the paper addition. To avoid touching extra surfaces during CV outbreak l have started back with the e-edition while at home. I have been reading the Advocate daily for 60 years.

The paper is great- current news, love
The editorials and letters still available( USA Today papers no longer allow any). Even enjoy the comics and puzzles. Only downside and reason I didn’t give 5 stars, is the annoying Lee Michael’s add pop-up every time I open it. We live out of town and don’t even have that store in our community. There is plenty of advertising space inside
The paper and I find it intrusive and obnoxious to have it in my face every time Inpull up the paper.

The Advocate app is a great asset to me. I grew up in Baton Rouge and Zachary but have lived all over the country and have been settled in NC since 2001. The app allows me to keep up with my LSU Tigers and other things in the area and the state. I also follow my current news paper’s app and I must say the Advocate’s app is much better. I do have one issue, the Advocate app has quit loading on my IPhone altogether. Thankfully I can still read it on my IPad.

I’ve subscribed to the Advocate for forty years because it’s an outstanding, locally owned paper. A few years ago I added the e-edition to my print paper but then dropped the print because the e-edition is so much easier to read on an iPad. The e-edition requires a subscription which is well worth the money! I’m not as happy with the visual layout of the app for updated breaking news, but that’s a relatively minor quibble.