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June 25, 2009

Yes, the online version of the SJ has taken away those dreaded padlocks from articles. But don't think everything has become free to view. It hasn't. If you click on a locked link it simply takes you to this message now:

You have clicked on a State-Journal.com exclusive article. Along with free news and information, we reserve selected articles for subscribers. We pride ourselves on our local news coverage.

If you would like full access to this exclusive local article and to all features and news on our website - Please click here to subscribe. (link)

Getting clever aren't we SJ...lol






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    Posted by missingfrankfort July 6, 2009
You can always get the news on local tv channels - OH WAIT!!! You have to pay for cable - bummer.

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    Posted by sickofreadingcrapcomments July 4, 2009
Sometimes reporting the news is in part, a public service. This is the case in the prior mentioned article and the one on swine flu.

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    Posted by sickofreadingcrapcomments July 4, 2009
They have blocked the article about a man accused of rapeing local girls, when it is possible that there are more victims that might be encouraged to come forward IF they knew about the case their local paper is covering up!

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    Posted by missingfrankfort June 30, 2009
I don't understand everyone complaining about not being able to view all the stories in the State Journal. Are YOU willing to work every day for free? This is a business - and it won't stay in business long if everyone has free access. If you like to read the paper, pay for it like everything else in life. Yes, the paper wants money out of your pockets - it's providing you a service. Get real people.

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    Posted by Vacant June 26, 2009
The State Journal sucks.. I just come here to find local stories, but half the time I can't even view them!!!

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    Posted by Need4speed June 26, 2009
That's OK. If I can't look at the article, I can't see the advertisements that are with it. 'Splain that one to your advertisers.

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    Posted by Saloonatic June 26, 2009
The state Journal just wants more money coming out of our pockets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!