Very simple. The WSJ is free if you come from big news content aggregators (like Digg or Google News). If you can manage to have your browser produce artificially a Digg or Google News referral, then you&#8217-re permitted to enter the WSJ paid content for free.

1. Download RefSpoof, which is an add-on for Mozilla FireFox-
2. Type &#8220-digg.com&#8221- in the RefSpoof entry box-
3. In the &#8220-R&#8221- drop menu, on the right, check &#8220-static&#8221-.
4. Go to the Wall Street Journal, and click on a story. (You&#8217-ll hit the pay wall.)
5. Click on &#8220-spoof&#8221-, which is located at the left of the RefSpoon entry box. (That will create the false referral.)
6. You&#8217-ll see that the Wall Street Journal story reloads and that the pay wall has disappeared, freeing the content.

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The guy who published that trick says it&#8217-s all ethical to him. (Hummm&#8230-)

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NEXT WEEK, we&#8217-ll show you how to speculate on BetFair-TradeFair and InTrade-TradeSports event derivative markets&#8230- FOR FREE. Just kidding.

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