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For instance Apple's Obsession With Secrecy Grows Stronger

In this case, "?partner=rss&emc=rss&pagewanted=all" was appended, though at times, other magic keys have been required.

(rude interrupting registration may be required)

No Reg link to the article, courtesy of the New York Times Link Generator.

Actually, I can think of three services Google bought rather than built: Blogger, Google Earth, and Sketchup.

--Pat

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/14/technology/14goo gle.html?ex=1315886400&en=56861c8f4ca9b3e7&ei=5090 &partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

Both /. submitters and /. editors should use the link generator for The New York Times .

Here's a reg-free link.

Courtesy of the New York Times Link Generator.

1. Go to the New York Times Link Generator. http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink
2. Generate a link that does not require registration. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/01/science/01arc.ht ml?ex=1312084800&en=47d325654e49623c&ei=5090&partn er=rssuserland&emc=rss
3. Profit?

Taco et al should change all NYT links to registration free versions as a matter of course.

Reg-free, non-expiring link: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/02/technology/circu its/02pogue.html?ex=1298955600&en=f5c97e002a9f9979 &ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

Courtesy of http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink

As for NYT, just use this. Most likely, it will make a link that doesn't require to log in.

Try it.

non-expiring reg free link

New York Times Link Generator

If /. editors were better, they would make these links.

The solution to this problem is simple, if you don't want people to have access to your material, don't put it on the internet. Sure there will be a certain degree of piracy regarding these materials, but that would be far less widespread. Realistically, if you publish something on a website, well it's kinda just "out there" and if you expect people not to find it, or better yet, expect people not to still have it after you take it down, well you live in a fantasy world. IMHO everything on a legitimate website is fairgame for copying so long as the original authors are properly credited.

I suppose the issue really is with sites like the New York Times where they ask for a free membership to view their content and expect a certain amount of ad revenue from the viewers. And I am sure they will get annoyed when someone uses the NYT link generator (http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink) to access the site without logging in, or worse yet, mirrors the story on there own site (while crediting the original source of course). But I mean common, what did they expect to happen?

It's not that I don't think people have a right to control their content, but more that I think trying to enforce those rights is impossible. Get with the times people.

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Non registration link from the NYT Link Generator. Use it!

It was interesting to see no one mentioned a non-registration link. Well, here it is from NYT Link Generator.

Google Weblog said it best IMO.

"Publishers, in typical copyright-holder paranoia fashion worried that perhaps the two line snippets Google would be providing of their books would spell the end of the world for their entire industry. They wrote articles attacking Google for their cruelty and finally, today, Google announced it would back down.

That's right: Google won't even scan any book copyright holders ask them not to, even though doing so is perfectly legal. It's as if copyright holders got to dictate what books get placed in libraries. Their short-sighted selfishness will cost us all, depriving us of our heritage in our online Library of Alexandria."

check out their own blog

It's actually kinda funny..
That's right: Google won't even scan any book copyright holders ask them not to, even though doing so is perfectly legal. It's as if copyright holders got to dictate what books get placed in libraries. Their short-sighted selfishness will cost us all, depriving us of our heritage in our online Library of Alexandria.

Because bugmenot is a kluge.

Use the rss syndication link instead. Such links can be obtained from New York Times Link Generator

http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink

Here's a reg free link courtesty of New York Times Link Generator.

Didn't work, but the "New York Times Link Generator" did:

http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink

The reg free url is

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/07/31/business/yourmon ey/31hack.html?ex=1280462400&en=31158975e4a4090a&e i=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

The first page of the article was semi interesting. I didn't read the rest.

Here's a no reg link courtesy of the New York Times Link Generator.

To create a login-not-required link to NYT, go to http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink, paste the URL of the page you want to access, and you get the "archive link" of the article.

Better than that, choose the NYT link generator.

Also on: http://google.blogspace.com/ But the link doesn't work anymore... just goes to the google homepage. Guess that was a very short test period??? The exact text that was shown: As you build up your search history, your personalized search results will continue to improve over time.

Every time a NY Times article is posted, it should be standard practice to include a no reg link.

It's not like it's hard...

New York Times Link Generator

Or use the New York Times Link Generator and skip the registration altogether.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/24/technology/24zom bie.html?ex=1277265600&en=c003ced33d1adfcf&ei=5090 &partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

Here, thanks to the New York Times Link Generator, is a link to the story that should not expire or require registration. If the /. editors were better, they would use it. The generator is great for blogs. Hail the generator.

I'm sure it's been mentioned every time a NYT article is posted, but use the NYT Link Generator .

Btw, NoReg for this article.

http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink generates NYT links that do not require registration and should not expire.

This is slightly faster Reg free link

(Thanks to New York Times Link Generator)

Choose Genlink

You can use their RSS feeds without registration. Also you can go to http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink and paste a link to a NYT page to get a version that doesn't require a login.

Here's the article mentioned above that doesn't require registration:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/17/business/media/1 7times.html?ex=1273982400&en=0b9bad06a1930877&ei=5 090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss

Why, with the New York Times Link Generator.

http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink

A link to the NYT article that doesn't need registration.

When pointing to the NYT, can you please use the New York Times Link Generator! Links are the whole point of the web! While cutting-and-pasting the text is possible it's a bit of a kludge IMHO.

OK, we'll try this again.
http://google.blogspace.com/archives/001089

An extra "/" showed up in the original post.

Google search on "google package tracking" yields this December 11, 2003 Google Weblog post.

http://google.blogspace.com/archives/001089/

Oh, whoa, am I embarrassed! I even double-checked it, too, argh... Here are the corrected links:

No-registration required link (thanks to the NY Times link generator!)
registration-required link

javascript:(function(){var%20x,t,i,j;t=location.hr ef.replace(/[%]3A/ig,':').replace(/[%]2f/ig,'/');i =t.lastIndexOf('http://');if(i>0){t=t.substring(i) ;j=t.indexOf('&');if(j>0)t=t.substring(0,j)}window .location='http://nytimes.blogspace.com/genlink?q= '+t})();

Use this when you link to a NY Times article. It'll provide you with a link in which you don't need to register or log-in to view the article.

Reg-free link to article

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Done with the help of the NYT Link generator.

Here's a link a link where no registration is required.

People! When you submit a link to the NYT use the New York Times Link Generator!

Here is a reg free link to the NY Times article. Thank you New York Times Link Generator.

No reg. link.

Created through the New York Times Link Generator.

Registration free link
Generated using the New York Times Link Generator.

use New York Times Link Generator or BugMeNot.com.

use bookmarklet/webform at New York Times Link Generator. pass it on.

Click here. Used NYT Link Generator.

Click here. Thanks to NY Times Link Generator. :)

Or this. I use this more than BugMeNot for NY Times so I can share links if needed. ;)

I never agreed to anything. And, since the means exists for me to access their content without registration, why shouldn't I?

By the way, it is also possible to access their content without logging in at all, with fake user/pass or not. This link generator works nicely.