Courier Journal

I enjoy getting up in the morning walking to the mailbox getting my paper sitting down with a cup of coffee reading the daily news been doing it for 50 years. I do use the Phone app when I'm away from home but nothing beats the feel of newsprint in your hand. Charles

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I don’t even know where to begin. I’m so frustrated with CJ. You can’t even call them with a problem anymore. No customer service on weekends so if you don’t receive the newspaper you’ve been getting for 4 decades, well, you’re just out of luck! If you call during the week, you MAY get a call back hours later, as their employees work from home as one opened up to me on the phone about 3 months ago when this happened, AGAIN. The CSR’s are very polite but their hands are tied. Honestly feel bad for these ppl bc they get the blame for the delivery department’s fault. You’ll never get the Sunday paper like they use to bring you when they messed up. If I wanted a digital paper, I wouldn’t have signed up for a REAL NEWSPAPER! I will cancel this as of tomorrow bc I’m tired of dealing with CJ. At one time, this was a very good paper. Not anymore! If you see a one star, it’s bc I had to give it otherwise they done deserve one star!

Been using this app for a few months now. It is fine for headline news. However, I have a few suggestions. 1. The obituary interface needs to be improved. When you click on a name to read the info, and then click to go back, you get sent all the way back to the beginning. Surely there is a way so that when you click back you get sent back to the list of names instead of all the way back to page one where you select the obituary section again. 2. Sections other than headlines need to be updated more frequently. For example, the Shopping & Fashion section has had the same stories on it for months. Some new articles, please!

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HORRIBLE!!!!! Do not subscribe. It hangs up all the time, all the stories' images are impossibly-high resolution (I want the text of the news, not pictures of it. Fine in a printed edition, not fine online.), at least half of the stories have a video component (again, if I want video I'll watch television.) and the writing is horrendous. Most of the reporters and all of the copy editors should be fired. None of them can spell or construct a grammatically correct sentence. Who the heck do these managers hire to write and edit a former Pulitzer Prize winning newspaper? The CJ management appears to have no journalistic pride anymore. Roger Taylor Louisville, KY

Sharing links to articles is more complicated than it should be. Adding the intro “check out this article from CJ” and the title of the article is unnecessary, and screws up the ability to share to other apps (such as Firefox). The article title shows up when the link embeds so adding it as part of the shared text is superfluous