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Here's a link to the text only version: https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=611609366 https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=611609366

• lallysingh 8y ago
  Got a version with pictures?
• tobltobs 8y ago
  I prefer the version which enables the publisher to pay for his cost.
  • astura 8y ago
    Both versions are hosted on NPR.org.
    • deleted 8y ago
      [deleted]
  • PuffinBlue 8y ago
    I prefer the other one where they do so without farming my personal data.
    • tobltobs 8y ago
      Can you explain how they "do so".
      • isostatic 8y ago
        If they didn't they wouldn't need to worry about GDPR.
        • asaph 8y ago
          False. GDPR is broad. Anyone running a non-trivial website needs to invest a non-trivial amount of time and energy into ensuring compliance.
  • gowld 8y ago
    NPR is public "Radio", funded primarily by donations.
  • b0rsuk 8y ago
    When they're serving a pure text version, it costs them next to nothing.
    • always_good 8y ago
      How does serving a text version change the cost of creating the content?
      • b0rsuk 8y ago
        Why should a company be endlessly rewarded because an author wrote a popular article? Writing an article is a one-time affair.
• asbc 8y ago
  I wish the whole web looked like that!