New York Times Tops 10 Million Subscriptions as Profit Soars

[goalmouth]

LOL.

Journalists trading tips on how to evade newspaper paywalls.

 

[I Should Coco]

You put in two quarters, then hold the box door open.

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[TheSportsPredictor]

LOL.

Journalists trading tips on how to evade newspaper paywalls.

Appears most of the tips are legit options the entity itself offers.

 

[hondo]

So much for sharing the supposed revenue. New York Times Confronts Labor Strife as Tech Workers Push to Organize

If the NYPD, NYFD or any other union in New York tried to pull the shirt the NYT management has tried with its unions, they'd be writing scathing articles and editorials about the evils of management.

 

[Liut]

LOL.

Many former Journalists trading tips on how to evade newspaper paywalls.

 

[Oggiedoggie]

We have the Sunday New York Times delivered.

It wasn't in our driveway this morning. I got an email that said it will be delivered tomorrow. The email said the reason for the delay is "logistics error."

That's a seemingly succinct, yet vague, term.

Next time someone asks me why I'm late to a meeting, I'll just matter-of-factly mutter, "logistics error" and leave it at that.

The day delay doesn't really bother me, I just like to hold newsprint in my tiny dinosaur hands.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

 

[Readallover]

The day delay doesn't really bother me, I just like to hold newsprint in my tiny dinosaur hands.

But is it still "news" one day later?

 

[Octave]

One of the greatest thrills of a career is seeing your published story about four feet above the ripe urinal cakes of a pub restroom.

When I get down I let that memory wash over me and it all just feels right.

 

[Oggiedoggie]

But is it still "news" one day later?

I get most of my "news" online and I actually prefer to do Times puzzles online. There's a lot more than breaking news in the Sunday Times. I enjoy the adventure of wandering through the pages and pausing where I find something. Online isn't the same sort of tactile experience. I'm willing to pay a little for that.

 

[Editude]

And there are still about 800,000 households that feel the same way.

 

[Hermes]

I think the Sunday Times will at some point be the last remaining printed newspaper.