The Medi Telegraph

L'edicola digitale MediTelegraph

With “The MediTelegraph digital newsstand” you can read The MediTelegraph Magazine in the most appropriate way using pc, tablet and smartphone: news, in depth analyses and interviews regarding Shipping, Logistics and Intermodal Transport in the Mediterranean are at your fingertips!

Reading:

You can choose to read the current magazine issue in either English or Italian or a previous issue from the archive, reading both for free, after having completed registration.

You can leaf through the magazine, enlarging contents, turning your device whichever way you prefer to read it comfortably.

Searching:

Are you looking for a specific issue or are you searching for specific content? With this app our whole archive is available, both for reading previous issues and for searching for what you want, whenever you prefer.

Sharing:

Would you like to have articles or special content always at your fingertips? It’s really simple to add articles to your personal agenda with the Favourites function. And if you’d like to share content, you can send it directly via e-mail, messaging or Twitter.

Latest news:

Stay tuned with the latest news in English or Italian by consulting the innovative RSS area which is intuitive and quick to use. Daily news for your business is at your fingertips, with facts from key players, current and upcoming stories in the world of Mediterranean transport and logistics.

Social media:

You can access The MediTelegraph’s social network channels directly from the app, going straight to our Twitter news account and LinkedIn Group with discussions regarding Shipping, Logistics and Intermodal Transport in the Mediterranean.

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