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I'm guessing it must be because of some kind of deal between Microsoft and Financial Times. If that's so then probably there are also similar deals with other p
by westcoast49 2y ago
I'm guessing it must be because of some kind of deal between Microsoft and Financial Times. If that's so then probably there are also similar deals with other publishers.
Edit:
ChatGPT seems to disagree with me:
https://chatgpt.com/share/8b85ea2f-86bc-4c63-91fc-e32482c8e5f9 https://chatgpt.com/share/8b85ea2f-86bc-4c63-91fc-e32482c8e5...
(It says that it's more likely just an unintended side-effect of the mechanism that FT.com uses to let search engines like Bing or Google index their full articles.)
- JoelMcCracken 2y agoThis is what I've heard in the past: the companies want their articles to be recommended by search engines, but want the consumer to pay for it.