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Free Times
Free Times
The NY Times finally realizes how the internet works and stops charging for their content. Their premium area, Times Select is now open and free to all and furthermore all content from 1987 to the present and from 1851 to 1922 will be offered free of charge. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago
tags times free newspaper historical new york
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 Dangerma...
2 years ago
When I was a kid in the early '70s, I got myself in trouble many times for getting "lost" at the public library looking at microfilm of old newspapers. Time would stand still while I sifted through the, what seemed to me at the time, ancient texts and pictures. This is just what the Dr.Ordered.
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 muppet
2 years ago
f**king sweet! if only i gave a crap about "real" news...
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 Galoot
2 years ago
The Times being restricted for this long has done nothing more than turn my eye toward competing sources. Now I go to the BBC first, and the paper will have a tough time winning me back.
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 dollylla...
2 years ago
« Dangerman : When I was a kid in the early '70s, I got myself in trouble many times for getting "lost" at the public library looking at microfilm of old newspapers. Time would stand still while I sifted through the, what seemed to me at the time, ancient texts and pictures. This is just what the Dr.Ordered.
I worked in a college library for awhile. I used to get lost in the stacks, just sit down and read anything I could find...that was an awesome job.
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 Bandit
2 years ago
This is all fine and good, but according to This Thread we're not smart enough to read it.
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 gratheo
2 years ago
« Bandit : This is all fine and good, but according to This Thread we're not smart enough to read it.
Or iz we, matey?
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 suebe
2 years ago
Finally! I actually signed up for the "trial" at one point to get an article, missed the opt out, and paid $7.95 for one article.


But...it was worth it.

Glad their opening this up. Wish the other columns would be available too.
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