I really, really hope StarTelegram was hacked
Or at least has an angry employee.
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2 comments:
"Published on January 28, 2007, Page BB2, Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX)"
Also: "Note: Searching is always free. There is a $2.95 fee to view the full-text of any article." In light of that, I vote that Texas is just clueless about the Internet. 0:)
The *Telegram and DMN have this thing where you can only see the summary line of anything older than a certain amount of months, unless you want to pay.
Tulsa World does it, too, actually.
I got really frustrated with this when I went on my HS alumni site - one girl is listed as deceased. I wanted to see if I could find an obit, but I didn't want to pay $2.95 per possible hit.
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