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Nanoox · 02-23-2011, 07:43 PM

I've searched the forums and it doesn't appear that anyone's reported this (or perhaps it's only happening to me!).

I run the NYTimes Headlines recipe daily at 6:30am.

Since last Friday (I think -- it's been about a week), the articles cease to load as of the New York/Region section. In other words, articles are fine for the first 7-8 sections, and then articles appear blank with a "Log In to Download" message. This can even happen within the same section; e.g. the first article in the Arts section will have content, and the other two will show the "Log In" message.

This was working fine for me until last week. I believe that I have my log in information set for that recipe (and the complete NYTimes recipe which I run once a week on Fridays with no issues), but will check Calibre on my home Mac when I get back home.

Has anyone else seen this behavior? Is there perhaps some content throttling starting to be imposed by NYTimes?

Thanks.

02-23-2011, 07:43 PM	#1
Nanoox Kindlicious. Posts: 12 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Monterrey, Mexico Device: Kindle 3 (2010)	Truncation of the NYTimes Headlines recipe I've searched the forums and it doesn't appear that anyone's reported this (or perhaps it's only happening to me!). I run the NYTimes Headlines recipe daily at 6:30am. Since last Friday (I think -- it's been about a week), the articles cease to load as of the New York/Region section. In other words, articles are fine for the first 7-8 sections, and then articles appear blank with a "Log In to Download" message. This can even happen within the same section; e.g. the first article in the Arts section will have content, and the other two will show the "Log In" message. This was working fine for me until last week. I believe that I have my log in information set for that recipe (and the complete NYTimes recipe which I run once a week on Fridays with no issues), but will check Calibre on my home Mac when I get back home. Has anyone else seen this behavior? Is there perhaps some content throttling starting to be imposed by NYTimes? Thanks.