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Single page: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/20/magazine/20pacemaker-t.html?ref=magazine&pagewanted=all http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/20/magazine/20pacemaker-t

• moultano 16y ago
  Does anyone know why they split these into so many pages? Is it really just ad impressions? I still don't understand that.
  • Kisil 16y ago
    I imagine it's also for tracking how far through the article readers get. That would be useful feedback for the writer: "Katy, you lost 44% of the audience after page three..."
    • moultano 16y ago
      At the risk of making that statistic _dramatically_ worse. . . Heisen-audience-loss-tracking I suppose.
      • ek 16y ago
        Seriously. I skipped to page 6 simply because I didn't want to keep clicking next, next, next.
• protomyth 16y ago
  This is one of two reasons I will use the Safari Reader (excessive pages and too small fonts).
  • frossie 16y ago
    The Autopager Firefox add-on takes care of the pagination.
    • protomyth 16y ago
      Yeah, I love how Safari Reader and the Autopager add-on unpage these sites. I do wonder if and when the site designers will try to fool them.