Comments on: Reading The Wall Street Journal For Free Despite Its Google News Cloaking http://daggle.com/reading-the-wall-street-journal-for-free-despite-its-google-news-cloaking-367 Danny Sullivan's Personal Blog Tue, 22 May 2012 08:56:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: tonypan http://daggle.com/reading-the-wall-street-journal-for-free-despite-its-google-news-cloaking-367/comment-page-1#comment-883 tonypan Sun, 17 Aug 2008 00:28:10 +0000 http://daggle.com/wordpress/?p=367#comment-883 Check out <a href="http://www.cs.grinnell.edu/~panjiabe/?page_id=21" rel="nofollow">http://www.cs.grinnell.edu/~panjiabe/?page_id=21</a> You can read WSJ articles for free. Either enter the URL or search by title. It works by ref spoofing.

Check out http://www.cs.grinnell.edu/~panjiabe/?page_id=21
You can read WSJ articles for free. Either enter the URL or search by title. It works by ref spoofing.

]]> By: varinder http://daggle.com/reading-the-wall-street-journal-for-free-despite-its-google-news-cloaking-367/comment-page-1#comment-882 varinder Thu, 29 May 2008 13:30:14 +0000 http://daggle.com/wordpress/?p=367#comment-882 Danny, you have got deep insight into things related to search industry. Your blog is enriching and empowering.

Danny, you have got deep insight into things related to search industry. Your blog is enriching and empowering.

]]> By: Dictina http://daggle.com/reading-the-wall-street-journal-for-free-despite-its-google-news-cloaking-367/comment-page-1#comment-881 Dictina Wed, 21 May 2008 02:54:03 +0000 http://daggle.com/wordpress/?p=367#comment-881 Although Adam C. might be right it could also be possible that they have a title for search (a title for spiders) and a headline for the users (more journalistic styled). And perhaps they have chosen to provide the title instead of the headline in their Google News Sitemap (I assume they have one). Greetings from Madrid, it is always interesting to see the sources in action.

Although Adam C. might be right it could also be possible that they have a title for search (a title for spiders) and a headline for the users (more journalistic styled). And perhaps they have chosen to provide the title instead of the headline in their Google News Sitemap (I assume they have one).
Greetings from Madrid, it is always interesting to see the sources in action.

]]> By: Adam C http://daggle.com/reading-the-wall-street-journal-for-free-despite-its-google-news-cloaking-367/comment-page-1#comment-880 Adam C Fri, 16 May 2008 06:06:36 +0000 http://daggle.com/wordpress/?p=367#comment-880 Interesting observation, which I intend to look into in some more detail tomorrow. There is a possible alternative explanation: Once an article has been fed into Google News, its in! It doesn't get re-crawled, so any subsequent changes to the article wouldn't get picked up, unless the article was resubmitted on a new URL. I might try a wider sample to see how things stack up.

Interesting observation, which I intend to look into in some more detail tomorrow.
There is a possible alternative explanation:
Once an article has been fed into Google News, its in! It doesn’t get re-crawled, so any subsequent changes to the article wouldn’t get picked up, unless the article was resubmitted on a new URL.
I might try a wider sample to see how things stack up.

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