While uncommon, the problem is not surprising. This is an obvious attempt to take advantage of that, and we'll do all we can do stop it. For what it's worth, the owner of the Stormfront site said he asked the responsible party to remove the links. Several d ays after surfacing, the links disappeared. Newspapers are not the first victims of such shenanigans.
More newspapers enter the community game.
Internet companies eye print promotion. As a second deluge of video and text hit the Internet on Sept. 21, newspapers and their suppliers take efforts to conserve bandwidth. InfiNet offers transcripts and other material from affiliate The Washington Times in a central location and urges other affiliates to link rather than copy the material to save bandwidth. Portal promotion intensifies. Microsoft's Sidewalk readies its transformation from local city guide to national consumer-buying and entertainment guide.