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1. Go to your local library. 2. Learn how to use their proxy for patrons working from home. 3. Browse NYT site like normal.

• msy 16y ago
  Or you could you know, pay for content you enjoy instead of abusing public services to shirk paying for content.
  • hexis 16y ago
    Which part was the abusive part?
  • stellar678 16y ago
    How, pray tell, is it abuse to use services funded by the taxes that you pay?
  • msg 16y ago
    How does your comment not also apply to checking out library materials? I will go a step further, reading paywalled content for free at the public or university library is exactly the same, especially for content providers, as checking out materials for free. If you don't love libraries with all your heart I don't think there is much more for me to say.
  • hack_edu 16y ago
    Its not abuse when the Times offers the service for free to all library patrons, nor when the library (commonly) has paid license to the historical content as well. Edit: Also, off-campus access to electronic resources using a proxy is standard in the licenses for these sort of products.