Sites are usually updated as soon as the printed newspaper is ready for publication. Archives can go back one week or several years. Some build up over time but most are periodically deleted. Classified advertisements are frequently available and can sometimes be searched by word or phrase. Contact details for the newspaper and its publishers are provided.
Some sites contain extra material unavailable in the printed newspaper.
For example, they may have an email letters section or additional graphics, or links to other sites, such as related publications, regional tourist attractions, or bodies covering the same subject area. Some limitations of Internet newspapers Only partial coverage of the printed newspaper is normal. You cannot rely on a particular article from the printed newspaper being there, and some features from the printed newspaper may be missing completely. Sites usually don't specify what is and is not included from the printed newspaper. Our listings below describe the differences that we know of between each printed newspaper and its Internet site.