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Yesterday, Digg founder Kevin Rose made one of the shortest blog posts in Digg's history, announcing that the Wall Street Journal has added Digg buttons to its site which in turn give Diggers free access to paid content there. What's this new deal mean? Let's take a look.
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Today the Wall Street Journal broke the Corporate Media taboo on ImpeachPAC. The article is generally fair, but ignores the main distinction between the impeachments of Clinton and Bush - only a rightwing minority of 26% wanted to impeach Clinton, while a mainstream majority of 52%-53% wants to impeach Bush. And the polls on Bush's impeachment were taken before the Dubai deal and the Katrina tapes, which have pushed Bush's disapproval ratings up to 60%.
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The introductory subscription rates that you will find in the Wall Street Journal look very enticing. The deal that they promote currently is "Save 50% on 13 weeks – Only $2.07/week!" After the 13 week period, the one-year renewal rate is $200. For the 52 week year, plus the 13 week introductory period, the cost per issue averages out to $3.49 per week.
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