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As ads become more and more annoying to the consumer, respected newspapers are putting their content behind expensive paywalls. The only free alteratives are ad-ridden infested low-quality Murdoch media sites. There is a massive difference in content between say The Financial Times, and Manchester Evening News. The FT gets the same amount of money from each subscriber, no matter if they read 1 article or 100 articles. The MEN gets it's money from viewed & clicked ads, so is incentivised to keep you on the website as long as possible, leading to terrible articles that go on and on, repeating the same point. Information that takes a paragraph to convey in the FT may take an entire article for the MEN.

So, if you want to read the news, you would obviously have a better and more informative experience reading the FT - however, the FT costs £50 a month. Luckily for you, there is are two easy methods to bypass these paywalls, and access these expensive articles for free!

Please leave a like and let me know what you read using these methods. And remember, no leeching

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As ads become more and more annoying to the consumer, respected newspapers are putting their content behind expensive paywalls. The only free alteratives are ad-ridden infested low-quality Murdoch media sites. There is a massive difference in content between say The Financial Times, and Manchester Evening News. The FT gets the same amount of money from each subscriber, no matter if they read 1 article or 100 articles. The MEN gets it's money from viewed & clicked ads, so is incentivised to keep you on the website as long as possible, leading to terrible articles that go on and on, repeating the same point. Information that takes a paragraph to convey in the FT may take an entire article for the MEN.

So, if you want to read the news, you would obviously have a better and more informative experience reading the FT - however, the FT costs £50 a month. Luckily for you, there is are two easy methods to bypass these paywalls, and access these expensive articles for free!

Please leave a like and let me know what you read using these methods. And remember, no leeching

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As ads become more and more annoying to the consumer, respected newspapers are putting their content behind expensive paywalls. The only free alteratives are ad-ridden infested low-quality Murdoch media sites. There is a massive difference in content between say The Financial Times, and Manchester Evening News. The FT gets the same amount of money from each subscriber, no matter if they read 1 article or 100 articles. The MEN gets it's money from viewed & clicked ads, so is incentivised to keep you on the website as long as possible, leading to terrible articles that go on and on, repeating the same point. Information that takes a paragraph to convey in the FT may take an entire article for the MEN.

So, if you want to read the news, you would obviously have a better and more informative experience reading the FT - however, the FT costs £50 a month. Luckily for you, there is are two easy methods to bypass these paywalls, and access these expensive articles for free!

Please leave a like and let me know what you read using these methods. And remember, no leeching

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