The Washington Post is now offering $29 annual digital memberships. All Access Digital $29/year: For the first year, new users may purchase All-Access Digital for $29/year. All-Access Digital includes the entire Post digital edition, which can be read on a computer, tablet, or smartphone. It also includes unlimited access to WPVN-FM, the regional news service that covers Virginia. This offer is limited to new subscribers in the United States. If you have an existing subscription to The Washington Post, you are already subscribed to our online platform. However, if you would like to renew your subscription or subscribe for another person, please visit our website. The Washington Post has reduced its subscription price for annual digital memberships from $59 to $29 for its inaugural year. This makes The Washington Post the first major newspaper company to launch a $29 annual membership. The paper's executive editor, Martin Baron, said in a statement: "We're making quality journalism affordable by reducing the price of a digital subscription in America's most read newspaper by 20 percent." According to the Tribune Publishing division president, Tom Tighe, the company believes this move will allow more people to read news from their favorite newspapers online. He added: "By bringing together America's best journalism with innovative technology, we're giving people around the country easier ways to keep up with their favorite stories and writers."