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Jason Goldberg
These days, if a news site makes me register or login before reading the article i just pass on it and move on.
July 21, 2009
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- FullSite
Awesome. I'll read it for you then.
- Merredith Branscombe
Ditto. Why put up barriers for others to see your cool content? Let them get a taste of it and maybe they'll subscribe after they realize they can't live without you.
- Irene Koehler
Of course
- Brendhan Givens
amen; you want my eyeballs they are there if no registration
- wowfreeze.blogspot.com
Me too
- Carlos Leiva Burotto
from fftogo
Same goes for blogs that make you register before commenting - uhh, no thanks, I'll go where there's a real community.
- Danny Brown
It's normally that - or a reverse-Turing test, and those are painful.
- Tim Tyler
Just google it: many online newspapers require to pay when you access the article directly or from their website but are free "from Google". Example: http://online.wsj.com/article... (link available on their homepage right now) vs. http://www.google.com/search... (click the first organic result). And those newspapers blame Google for stealing their content! Ah!
- Jérôme
More here http://googlenewsblog.blogspot.com/2007... and here http://www.google.com/support...
- Jérôme
I avoid it but If I really need to read it than the above mentioned methods work fine.
- Ashish