News Paywalls

Let them keep doing it.
The faster old media companies die out, the better.

If a site does that I blacklist them.

Lol

>>55186225
If site A can't do it at a certain level of quality for free, what makes you think site B is?
If it's not economically feasible, it's not economically feasible. You'll either have to deal with lower quality you're getting at a lower price or pay for the quality.

>>55186277
One person pays , copy paste .

It's now free .

>>55186309
Then you have nothing to complain about.

>>55186336
Then I'll complain about my lack of things to complain about .

>>55186350
Please deposit $20 for me to care.

>>55186365
All I have is pepebux buy one get one free chicken tenders special promo

I wanted to read a paywalled article today.
I just went to archive.is and searched for the title.
Worked.
Although I'm not sure it's a reliable method.

Googling the title of a WSJ article literally lets you access it for free. I don't know why they even bother

A lot of news sites take an article from a paywalled site, change a few words around, and then publish the copy on their ad supported site. Look for websites that give credit to paywalled sites for their article.

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>>55186225

Clicking on archive.is while on a paywalled Wall Street Journal page usually works.