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I think audio can be that, but I also love my Sennheisers and they just trounce anything else I've tried, and I will pay up (and they're not even that expensive IMO). But the best stuff is almost never the popular stuff, or at least it can come down to a real matter of taste. Your library card also comes with access to ebooks and audiobooks through Libby (delivered directly to the device or app of your choice), movies and TV through Kanopy (which can be accessed via apps on Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Chromecast), and other services and apps that offer free music, podcasts, online learning, and more.Yea, everyone pretty much has the popular stuff. residents, regardless of citizenship status. Public Library lets you apply for an e-card online. Frustrating, we know.)ĭon’t have a library card? Not a problem. (This could be why you keep hitting the paywall on news sites you’re subscribed to. Also, if you like to read stories you clicked on from Twitter, Facebook or Reddit from your phone, it might open the story in a browser you’re not logged in on, and you’ll have to log in again. One caveat: There are a limited number of digital passes per day, so if it’s a big breaking news day, grab your pass early or you might have to wait a day to catch up. Once the 24 hours have elapsed, you’ll have to log on and redeem another digital pass. You can access the New York Times website for 24 hours now without hitting the paywall. Click “get started.” If you’re already logged into your New York Times account through your browser, you may be skipped directly to this page.This page will prompt you to create an account if you don’t have one already. Once logged in to the LAPL, you’ll be taken to a page where you can log in to your New York Times account.

(Pro tip: Bookmark the link so you can quickly get back to it.)

Go to this specific link and enter your LAPL card number and PIN number.

You’ll need to create a (free) New York Times account to log in.

Specifically, your card grants you access to 24-hour unlimited digital passes. The e-card is available to residents of the city of Los Angeles, not of the entire county. 1, 2021 A previous version of this post incorrectly described L.A.