Some tips to bypass paywalls can change at any time, and what worked last week may not work today.

There are websites below that let you download peer-reviewed research papers without paying the outrageous fees that most major publishers like to charge these days….7 Ways How to Download Research Papers for Free

1. Sci-Hub.
2. Library Genesis.
3. Unpaywall.
4. Directory of Open Access Journals.
5. Open Access Button.
6. ScienceOpen.
7. CORE.

7 Ways To Get Around The Paywalls Of WSJ, NYT And More

1. Google a Headline. This is the easiest way to get around most paywalls.
2. Use a Referer Control Extension.
3. Go Into Incognito Mode.
4. Delete Your Cookies.
5. Make the Most Out of Social Media.
6. Make Use of Your Read-It-Later Apps.
7. Switch Up Your Browser.

1. Use Add-ons and Extensions.
2. Clear site history and cookies.
3. View cached or archived web pages.
4. Disable Java Script in your browser.
5. Use an online reading and annotation site.

While there isn’t an exit button easily accessible, you can view the page source and remove it manually to reveal the content behind it. For example, in Chrome, right-click the paywall message and select Inspect. Use the mouse pointer option at the top left of Chrome’s tool to find the source code of the paywall.

How to Continue Reading the New York Times Online For Free

1. Use Social Media Feeds. The NY Times loves social media and makes good use of it, having more than 250 Twitter accounts that covers just about every section and blog and every writer.
2. User the NY Times Paywall User Script.
3. Access the Site Using a Proxy.
4. Use Google to Read 5 Articles for Free Daily.

It would be a violation of the terms of service; in a very extreme case it could be considered theft of service and/or computer fraud (legal definitions of computer fraud vary). The fact that you’re easily able to work around this by clearing your browser cookies is not relevant and will not be a successful defence.

The New York Times is available to high school students and teachers across the United States — free.

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The Washington Post, the storied newspaper owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, will hire more than 150 people in its newsroom next year. The newspaper had become profitable in 2016, three years after he had bought it for $250 million.

The color Kindle edition of The Economist – US Edition is now available on the Kindle Reading App for your Android device. Download issues at no extra cost from Archived Items. The Kindle Edition of The Economist contains all of the articles and graphics found in the print edition, but will not include all photos.

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