How do I link to the print version of New York Times articles?
November 2, 2004 1:56 PM   Subscribe

Everyone knows the New York Times requires you to register to read articles. Occasionally, I see people link to the article as well as to some slimmed-down bandwidth version for PDAs or RSS feeds or something. How do I make a link like that? When I find a New York Times article URL on the web, is there somewhere I can copy and paste that into that'll show me the slimmed-down version?
posted by pwb503 to Computers & Internet (4 answers total)
 
New York Times Link Generator
posted by profwhat at 1:57 PM on November 2, 2004


in general, tinyurl (just small urls, not registering).
posted by andrew cooke at 2:01 PM on November 2, 2004


Profwhat's link is great because it will give you a URL that doesn't expire after a week. You might also want to try using the "printer-friendly" page (it's there, in the right hand column, but you have to kind of scan for it) for your link.

Sadly you can't combine non-expiring and printer-friendly into one uber-link as far as I can tell. The link generator strips the printer-friendly bit out.
posted by bcwinters at 2:19 PM on November 2, 2004


Just add &pagewanted=print to the end off your URL and you get the printer friendly version, even for the non-expiring links.
posted by fvw at 2:24 PM on November 2, 2004


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