E-Mail Newsletters
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Common Questions:
I recently received an e-mail from NPR Newsletters (signed by Jon Foreman) requesting that I go to a URL to set my password in order to use the new NPR newsletter system. Is this some sort of scam? Will e-mail newsletters from NPR still be delivered if I don’t set a password?
No, this is not a scam. NPR recently upgraded its newsletter system and in order for you to manage your e-mail newsletter settings, you need to visit the URL that was sent to you in the e-mail and set a password for your account. Yes, the newsletters will still be delivered to your e-mail address if you don’t set a password.
I already set a password when I originally subscribed to NPR newsletters. Why do I need to set another one?
As part of an upgrade to the NPR newsletter system, we built a new account system on NPR.org. In order to ensure the security of your accounts, it was impossible to migrate the old passwords to the new system.
I recently received an e-mail requesting that I add newsletters@n.npr.org and allsongs@n.npr.org to my address book. Why should I do this?
By adding these new addresses to your address book, you are more likely to see e-mails from your NPR subscriptions in your inbox. Without this addition, your Internet Service Provider or e-mail client may route the message to your spam folder.
Why is NPR’s e-mail address changing to newsletters@n.npr.org from newsletters@npr.org? Is the ‘n.’ a typo?
NPR is upgrading its e-mail newsletter system so that it can offer a larger variety of newsletters and make it easier for you to discover newsletters you might like on NPR.org. In order to achieve this goal, we moved our newsletter service to a different system. This required that we change our e-mail address to newsletters@n.npr.org (and allsongs@n.npr.org for All Songs Considered subscribers). The ‘n.’ is not a typo – it stands for newsletters.
How do I unsubscribe?
Click here to unsubscribe. You must login and then remove all or some of your subscriptions depending on your preference. You can also click on the unsubscribe links at the bottom of each e-mail newsletter.
How do I subscribe?
First, you must create an account on NPR.org. Click here to sign-up. If you've already registered, click here to login. Then visit the newsletter management page in your account preferences.
Why subscribe to NPR e-mail newsletters?
It's a convenient way to discover great NPR stories from your favorite topics and programs in case you don't have the time to visit the NPR.org web site regularly. The stories are delivered directly to your e-mail inbox.
Are NPR e-mail newsletters free?
Yes.
How do I change my e-mail address?
Click here to log in. Next, enter your new e-mail address in the ‘new e-mail address’ field and click on the ‘save changes’ button.
I’ve forgotten my password, how can I get a new one?
Click here and then enter your e-mail address and hit the ‘submit’ button. You will receive an e-mail which will contain a link. Click on the link in the e-mail to set a new password.
