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FW: government intercepts at NYTimes and Post? by Mark Siegmund 22 March 2002 17:22 UTC |
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Here's a reply from the Post--seems it was a browser problem...sorry about the alarm. Mark Siegmund ---------- > From: webnews <webnews@wpni.com> > Organization: Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive > Date: Fri, 22 Mar 2002 12:19:41 -0500 > To: Mark Siegmund <Tetworld@highstream.net> > Subject: Re: government intercepts at NYTimes and Post? > > Dear Mr. Mark Siegmund: > > Thank you for your letter. I apologize for the difficulty. We typically see > this with browsers that might have retained a dated piece of information in > their cache memory (memory of recently visited sites). You might consider > clearing your cache memory. > > To clear your cache: > > Netscape: Go to Menu Bar > Edit > Preferences > Go to "Navigator" (usually > the > default) and click on Clear History in the History section. > > Internet Explorer: Menu bar > View > Internet Options > General > click on > Clear > History. > > For AOL's browser (which is actually Internet Explorer) you can: select "My > AOL" > from the menu bar, go to Preferences then WWW. On the Internet Options page > you would go to the Temporary Internet files and do "Delete Files". Then go > down to History and select "Clear History". This will clear any "stuck" > pieces > of information (usually from the past 20 days) and the Temp files and History > will begin to accumulate information once again. > > If you have any questions before Clearing your browser's history, you might > wish > to consult the browser's help file or your Internet provider for further > information. > > I hope this helps. > > Sincerely, > > Sarah Abruzzese > Customer Care > washingtonpost.com > email: webnews@wpni.com > ____________________________________________________________________ > > > > Mark Siegmund wrote: > >> Hello, while trying to access the NYTimes webpage I was intercepted by the >> following url >> http://www.whitehouse.gov/adj/N339.nytimes.com/B922384%3babr=!ie%3bsz=720x30 >> 0%3bord=2002.03.22.16.44.07? >> >> the same thing happened when I tried to use the "contact us" feature at the >> Washington Post website >> >> Please check it out... >> >> Thank, >> Mark Siegmund > > -- > > >
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