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"The New York Times has officially opened up its TimeSelect  premium service, granting free access to web surfers.  Launched in September of 2005, the premium service followed the expected and standard approach to printed material becoming more readily available via the Internet.  See original coverage by Pete here.\nNow with better search engine optimization and ad-revenue picking up, TimesSelect is now free of charge.  Also being released to the public is the NYT's archives from the past 20 years, and the public domain years of 1851-1922.  Additionally, some content from 1923-1986 will also be available for free, though the primary use for this content in particular is for e-commerce.  Personalization tools for online research ans storage, like the News Tracker and the Times File features are also available for free access.  \nTimes Reader and the premium crossword service, however, will remain paid services available through your subscription.  What we've seen, especially in the past few months, is better utilization of the online market by traditional printed media corporations. \n[via  paidcontent]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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