Topic: The New York Times
National Newspaper The New York Times Not long ago, some predicted The New York Times’ imminent demise. It proved the skeptics wrong. The Times repaid its debt to Carlos Slim Helú three…
A day after upgrading its online comment system, on Thursday The New York Times was set to begin rolling out significant changes to its online theater section. The updates build on…
The New York Times had an interesting read this weekend on experiments by Hulu and YouTube to let viewers pick which ads they're forced to endure. In some cases, this…
Finally, publishers have a reason to cheer Apple. In the 10 days since Apple launched its Newsstand for the iPad and iPhone, many are reporting big spikes in sales of…
What’s the first information you consume in the morning? My email, and there usually isn’t much there. Just a lot of advertisements and things I don’t need. What do you read or…
The Wall Street Journal is about to get a new look, one that will bring more color to the traditionally staid business paper, and that could help it attract advertisers. This is…
Gone are the days when Reuters was just a wire service. Former Slate media critic Jack Shafer, hired last week, is only the latest appointment op-ed editor James Ledbetter has…
When newspapers launch paywalls, they take the risk of alienating casual visitors who are surfing for free news content while trying to get loyal users to pay. The Boston Globe is…
With its newspaper business already in the crapper, it's no great stretch for The New York Times to target people's bathrooms with a device designed to deliver digital content in…
Advertising fails are rampant online in 2011. But they've been around in old media since, well, pretty much forever. For example: The On & True blog brings us this image…
