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I'd love to read this but their paywall is effective. Could someone sum it up?

• AlphaWeaver 7y ago
  Try Googling the article title and then clicking on the article from there. The Google Referer header should disable the paywall.
  • ipince 7y ago
    Click on the "web" link, which is a link to the Google search already filled in for you.
  • colinbartlett 7y ago
    That never works for me for WSJ, I think they disabled that.
• deleted 7y ago
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• wcoenen 7y ago
  I think this snippet sums it up: > Amazon’s Alexa Smart Properties team, a little known part of its Alexa division, is working on partnerships with homebuilders, property managers and hoteliers to push millions of Alexa smart speakers into domiciles all across the U.S. Amazon is hoping to find a new way to build market share by offering discounted hardware, customized software and new ways for property managers to harvest and use data.
• dsr12 7y ago
  Link without paywall: https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazons-plan-to-move-in-to-your-next-apartment-before-you-do-11559361605?mod=rsswn https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazons-plan-to-move-in-to-your...
  • DennisP 7y ago
    Thanks! So the same link with "?mod=rsswn" appended? Does that work for any article, or is there a method to find the link for a given article?
    • xkcd-sucks 7y ago
      It seems to work for at least some other articles! Today I learned something useful