Subscribe? Why would I do that when I can't even read the articles because the video overlay that cannot be closed and I'm not intersted in either, COVERS 60% OF THE ARTICLE TEXT! 100% OF WHICH LAYS RIGHT OVER THE ENTIRE RIGHT HALF OF EVERY LINE! COMPLETELY UNUSABLE! I dont need or want a video that rehashes the article, being overlaid on top of the article, making it impossible to read. You think that's going to get me to love your service and use it enough to pay you??? Since I can't even see if the articles are decent, that's not happening. Since the articles are unreadable, I wont even be back as a freeloader! Thats saying something, when even at the price of FREE, you manage to chase someone off. Laughable. "Here, lol, try reading these articles that we're going to cover up with a video player, tee hee hee, lol, oh! And dont forget to subscribe to a membership if you enjoyed the article!". And as far as that idiotic video player that's covering half the article text goes, yall even bury the closed captioning/subtitle text directly behind the player controls and progress bar (what sort of ridiculously idiotic player controls dont hide themselves? Not manually, not automatically.) making that unreadable as well!! 😅 Just a couple specks of whatever unknown letters sticking out from behind the progress bar. Its almost like yall tried to go out of your ways to intentionally obscure as much text as possible, except for on the overly large top menu that takes up nearly the entire top half of the screen. So... menu taking the top half, video overlaid on the right side of the bottom half, leaving only the article text thats in the lower left quadrant of the screen to be visible, which, as I stated earlier, leaves only the left half of each line visible... Who thought that was the way to go? Dumb! Literally akin to chopping a book in half, handing one half to someone, and telling them to read it.
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USA Today is an internationally distributed American daily, middle-market newspaper that serves as the flagship publication of its owner, the Gannett Company.