Free access to premium articles on Wall Street Journal Online Website

An yearly subscription to The Wall Street Journal Online edition costs $99 annually for non-subscribers to the WSJ Print Journal while individual WSJ articles listed in the Premium Archives cost $2.95 per article.

If you are interested in reading Wall Street Journal articles offline without paying the subscription price, here's some good news for you. All Wall Street articles (including premium content and archives) on WSJ online are available entirely for free for the next ten days (starting April 29). You do not require even a free user account or password to access the WSJ content.

Wall Street website has completed 10 years of existance and they are celebrating the event with a 10-day Open House - During this period, nonsubscribers will be able to access the entire WSJ.com site content for free. This could also help WSJ expand their user base by luring more trial readers into subscribing their online edition.

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Read WSJ Subscriber Agreement - Free WSJ access doesn't mean that you leech (download) their website.

How to Download Contacts from Facebook To Outlook Address Book

Facebook users are not too pleased with the "walled garden" approach of Facebook. The reason is simple - while you can easily import your Outlook address book and GMail contacts into Facebook, the reverse path is closed. There's no "official" way to export your Facebook friends email addresses or contact phone numbers out as a CSV file so that you can sync the contacts data with Outlook, GMail or your BlackBerry. Some third-party Facebook hacks like "Facebook Sync" (for Mac) and "Facebook Downloader" (for Windows) did allow you to download your Facebook friends' names, emails, mobile phone number and profile photo to the desktop but they were quickly removed for violation of Facebook Terms of Use. How to Download Contacts from Facebook There are still some options to take Friends data outside the walls of Facebook wall. Facebook offers the Takeout option allowing you to download all Facebook data locally to the disk (include

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PhishTank Detects Phishing Websites by Digg Style Voting

OpenDNS, a free service that helps anyone surf the Internet faster with a simple DNS tweak , will announce PhishTank today. PhishTank is a free public database of phishing URLs where anyone can submit their phishes via email or through the website. The submissions are verified by the other community members who then vote for the suspected site. This is such a neat idea as sites can be categorized just based on user feedback without even having to manually verify each and every submission. PhishTank employs the "feedback loop" mechanism where users will be kept updated with the status' of the phish they submit either via email alerts or a personal RSS feed . Naturally, once the PhishTank databases grows, other sites can harness the data using open APIs which will remain free. OpenDNS would also use this data to improve their existing phishing detection algorithms which are already very impressive and efficient. PhishTank | PhishTank Blog [Thanks Allison] Related: Google

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