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April 23, 2007

Links to the Korea Times

The Korea Times has changed and updated its homepage.  This has two effects on this blog:

  1. All links to the Korea Times before April 16 are broken.
  2. Until I can figure out how to link to individual articles, all links will be to the Korea Times main page.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Right clicking on the link in question and selecting "Copy Link Location" (thats Firefox - whatever the equivalent is in IE) should do the trick, no?

That is what I normally do but now the K Times only has the main page URL in the box, no matter what page I am viewing.

Maybe I'm missing something, but when I right click and hit copy link location, I get something like this: (for your most recent post entitled: "Parties Trade Barbs Over Illegal Electioneering"

http://koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/nation_view.asp?newsIdx=1734&categoryCode=116

Paste that into your browser and it takes you directly to the article in question - should be valid to link to - its got a category code and a unique ID number, so I'm assuming its permanent.

For IE it'd be right click on the link, select "Properties", and copy the info next to "address".

Hope that does it for you - keep the posts coming :)

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