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Here is a link without a paywall: http://news.morningstar.com/all/dow-jones/us-markets/20170326515/the-high-speed-trading-behind-your-amazon-purchase.aspx http

• sverhagen 10y ago
  Sorry for the off-topic, but why is this available free on Morning Star, and paid-for on WSJ? Don't assume Morning Star is ripping WSJ, so is the pay wall a lie (for this (sort of) article)?
  • Terribledactyl 10y ago
    It's syndicated, and morning star is more welcoming than wsj.
  • rgbrenner 10y ago
    the author works for wsj.. both wsj and dow jones newswires are owned by news corp. The article was published on dow jones newswires, which morningstar has subscribed to and is paying for. So the answer is, morningstar has paid for this article.. and they've decided they can make it up using ads or other sources of revenue.
    • nodesocket 10y ago
      Wonder how much morningstar pays to syndicate? E.G. how much advertising revenue until they break even?
• SEJeff 10y ago
  Mods can we set this as the URL to avoid the paywall please?
• mcnaughtonrules 10y ago
  Clutch.