The Chaser App for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
Available now from the App Store
Introducing the 100% official and 99% fat-free application for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad from Australian comedy group The Chaser. Now, for the first time, iPhone owners can view our content anywhere, and make a call to talkback radio to complain about it, all from the same device!
The application will be updated each week with more of The Chaser’s much-loved and even-more-litigated content including:
- the world’s first iPhone NEWSBAR which runs around the clock, or until your battery dies*
- up-to-the-minute NEWS articles that are to truth and accuracy what Fox News is to fairness and balance
- classic VIDEO and AUDIO from The Chaser’s award-losing and criminal-record-winning tv shows, plus exclusive new video commentaries and updates*
- regular FEATURES written by the world’s finest comedy writers, or alternatively whoever happen to be in The Chaser office at the time
- topical CARTOONS from our stable of genius cartoonists
- photo GALLERIES revealing all the sordid behind-the-scenes secrets of The Chaser team
- classic FRONT COVERS from The Chaser newspaper
- up to the minute HEADLINES delivered via push notification*
Your application purchase includes 30 DAYS OF ACCESS to all of this subscriber content. After 30 days, you will be able to access only some new content each week, and ongoing access to those items marked with an asterisk (*) above will require a subscription extension, which can be purchased from within the app.
This is a universal app, including both an iPhone/iPod touch and larger iPad version, and the same subscription will cover both devices.
Ever since we started our original newspaper in 1999, The Chaser's mission statement has been “Striving for mediocrity in a world of excellence”. Now, for the first time, we deliver you iMediocrity in a world of iExcellence.
The Chaser App. Buy now. Regret later.
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