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User Reviews for The Washington Times
Frustrating-Dan Snyder of news apps
Too many ads on the screen especially of the type that expand or play animations. One has to scroll past the ads or close them in order to read the articles. Also the text is constantly shifting as ads load within the page pushing text up and down.Personally I also believe this causes the app to freeze or crash more often than other news apps I use (NY Post, WSJ, USA Today, Rush Limbaugh, National Review). While there are many great writers at the Times (I live for Pruden’s columns) the app makes it painful to regularly use. A redesign and better ad integration would go a long way to resolving a lot of these issues.
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I enjoy reading the Washington Times. However when a post appears in my Facebook feed and I open it to read it I get a pop up window asking me to purchase a subscription even though I’ve already purchased one. There is a note in the lower right corner that states already a member, log in. But when I try to login in I can’t. This is very frustrating, the only way I can view these articles is to go to the Washington Times Ap and search through all of the articles for the one that appeared in my Facebook feed. Is there anyway to fix this?Thanks,John Holt
Good Content App Leaves Some To Be Desired
The articles are actually fairly balanced compared to most of what comes out of DC. Bill Gertz is one of my favorite journalists and Charlie Hurt’s opinion writing is always a good read. But the app has issues. There’s so many ads that break up the screen. At times you can’t leave or read comments because the section is just one blank area. I can’t remember how many times I’ve have to delete the app and reinstall it because it freezes. It definitely needs a facelift and it would be nice to be able to have a feature to save favorite articles.
Where is all the news?
I kept hearing about things, and seen videos now and then but never anything on the traditional, or should I say my traditional, news outlets. It was so frustrating not knowing what’s going on. I don’t care what their agenda is, I think it’s stinks that you can’t find out what’s going on in the US today. THAT IS JUST NOT SO for me anymore. I don’t even remember the random way I came upon the Washington Times but I don’t care. I’m just glad I did. Let’s just say I don’t make decisions the same way anymore, about many things.
Both Better, and Worse, Than Washington Post
Content better, in my opinion, than the Trump Deranged Washington Post App. But, admit it, the Washington Post App is way slicker, and much less cluttered with intrusive advertising than the Washington Times App.With the WT app, sometimes pop-up ads cover the entire screen, leaving no clue as to how to escape them. And the constantly truncated moving text frames, interspersed with constantly moving advertising frames, is one of the worst web page layouts I have ever seen.It is a shame that such good content is presented in such an irksome and klutzy way.
The Wisdom of Consulting Multiple News Sources
Let’s face it—News reporting is the business of clicks-generation. It is reasonable to assume the various news sites “switch sides” now and then to create click-generating controversy and to attract clickers from “the other side.” I look at a range of sites, kind of like checking the weather before leaving my home. I want to be prepared. THE WASHINGTON TIMES is relatively new to me, and it has been less insulting and less overtly manipulative than other sources. The app is easy to use. The rest is up to me.
Surprise!
I left Fox News when they hired Donna Brazile, the cheater for debates. I was looking for a news source that was conservative and willing to tell both sides beside OAN and Newsmax. On Facebook I would occasionally see articles that were conservative and held truth posted by friends of mine. Not too long ago, I pursued the source of those articles and was surprised to find it was The Washington Times. I have it as an app on my IPAD, and it is one of several I check each day to get the other side from that being pushed by the MSM. Try it!
News You Want But Won’t Get to Read.
Was optimistically looking forward to an objective, balanced news provider, especially coming out of D.C. Problem is that it’s virtually impossible to actually read an article! Select an article, article opens, and THEN: horizontal banner near bottom covering ~20% of the screen; right margin ads - OK, that’s fairly common; THEN, FULL-SCREEN pop-up video ad - try to close it, then a subscription solicitation opens and the rest of the screen is greyed-out. It is absolutely the most ridiculous and frustrating website I can recall experiencing. There is such a desperate need for the content I believe the Washington Times provides, but it’s worthless if it can never be read. Hopefully the developers actually read these reviews.
Great content, waaay too many adds.
The Washington Times is a breath of fresh air when 99% of media outlets are all reporting the exact same lies. Unfortunately, the app has so many adds and popups that it makes it difficult and frustrating to navigate the articles. Hey, the adds make it a free app, but could you please just tone it down a notch? Wake up America! Stand your ground! Don’t take everything that you see or hear at face value. This is a nation OF the people, BY the people, and FOR the people! Don’t just stand there and let our “leaders” take away the last of our freedoms!!! These are public servants that think it’s our job to provide them with wealth and power. I think they are here to provide us with FREEDOM!!!!!!!! United we STAND, divided we FALL!!!
The ever true WT marches on through thick and thin
Going back to the nineties the WT has given us factual, timely information about what’s going on to either erode or support our precious United States. Along with that it has been courageous in revealing those individuals who with great zeal have contributed to our success or demise as a nation. Many times the writers have been guests on news programs furthering the truth about Issues and threats to our sovereignty.These stellar articles that I forward to others have kept all of us informed to such a degree that I often am convinced at the end of the day that I have armed myself with the best source possible to protect us . It’s time for me to renew my membership and let WT know by doing so that I not only believe their research but need it to keep on keeping on. I write articles myself for conservative sources and have given talks as well. Not as much now as before. Still, I’m very thankful for WTimes commitment to the foundations upon which our country is founded. Your diligence is acknowledged !
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Enjoy hard-hitting journalism with conservative commentary on The Washington Times' app for iPhone. Keep up with the real news about politics and policy that impacts you with up-to-date reports from around the country and inside the Beltway. iPhone App Features: • Receive news alerts and notifications of major developing stories • Receive the latest news and opinion from The Washington Times The Washington Times app is free to download.
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