The picture is in the middle of the article. It's not supposed to be a cover

The picture is in the middle of the article. It's not supposed to be a cover.

Author's name is missing.

There is a recurring pattern on this site: if an article begins with a string in square brackets then it contains an author's name.

Let's examine this one [매일경제 스타투데이 황승빈 인턴기자]:

• "매일경제 스타투데이" is the name of the source, translating as "Daily Economic Star Today"

• "황승빈" is the author's name itself ("Hwang Seung-bin")

• Finally, "인턴기자" translates as "intern reporter", which is the title of the author (sometimes that last bit just says "reporter")

Add this to the fact that 99% (not kidding, look it up) of Korean names have only three-syllables and you got yourself a neat regex.

Author's name is missing.

There is a recurring pattern on this site: if an article begins with a string in square brackets then it contains an author's name.

Let's examine this one [매일경제 스타투데이 황승빈 인턴기자]:

• "매일경제 스타투데이" is the name of the source, translating as "Daily Economic Star Today"

• "황승빈" is the author's name itself ("Hwang Seung-bin")

• Finally, "인턴기자" translates as "intern reporter", which is the title of the author (sometimes that last bit just says "reporter")

Add this to the fact that 99% (not kidding, look it up) of Korean names have only three-syllables and you got yourself a neat regex.