Starbucks, No Longer Selling Print Newspapers in Stores, Now Offering Free Digital Access to Several Newspaper Websites

Posted Wednesday, October 2, 2019 7:48 am

Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz | Chicago Tribune

After ceasing sales of print newspapers, Starbucks announced Tuesday that it will offer customers free digital access to several newspapers for a limited time.

Starbucks customers using the free in-store Wi-Fi at the coffee giant’s more-than 8,500 company-owned stores will have complimentary digital access to the Chicago Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Seattle Times, The Baltimore Sun, Orlando Sentinel and New York Daily News.

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Starbucks, No Longer Selling Print Newspapers in Stores, Now Offering Free Digital Access to Several Newspaper Websites

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