Arthur Sulzberger
Bloomberg alleges media bias, Cuomo fights Albany corruption
Ted Cruz is coming to New York. [Reid Pillifant]
Bloomberg accused the Times of racial bias in their coverage of public safety, which the paper called "absurd." [Azi Paybarah]
There's still no firm date for when News Corp. will break up. [Joe Pompeo]
Headline: "Is Anthony Weiner past the punchline phase yet?" [Josh Benson] More
Arthur Sulzberger Jr. splits up with girlfriend who figured briefly in tales of Times Co. intrigue
Claudia Gonzalez, whose influence over Sulzberger's schedule and ideas about the company were reported on in several outlets, is apparently no longer in the picture. More
Times Company chairman welcomes Mark Thompson as BBC scandal widens
Thompson, who was named C.E.O. eight months after the Times Company ousted his predecessor, Janet Robinson, has recently come under scrutiny as a result of the scandal enveloping his previous fiefdom, the BBC, which he headed from 2004 until earlier this year.
Scotland Yard is currently investigating claims that the late legendary BBC host Jimmy Savile sexually abused as many as 300 women and underage girls in the course of his three decades working for the U.K. broadcast giant. More
Arthur Sulzberger Jr. 'satisfied' that incoming 'Times' chief Mark Thompson not stained by BBC scandal
On Thursday morning, Arthur Sulzberger Jr. trumpeted a resounding vote of confidence for Mark Thompson, who will replace him on Nov. 12 as as chief executive of The New York Times Company, a role Sulzberger has filled on an interim basis for nearly the past year. More
Cuomo lets the clock run on the fracking debate
Governor Andrew Cuomo has said government is not a debate society. But when it comes to the years-long study of questions related to the prospect of fracking in New York, Cuomo's position is that the debate is not over. More
At the 'Times,' a new mission statement
Spearheaded by Times Company chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the goal of the program, which until recently had been called "Invest in the Core," is to extend the reach of the Times brand by increasing investment in four areas—mobile, video, social engagement, and new global markets—with resources made available partially by the sale of other properties. More
Times Company names outgoing BBC director Mark Thompson its C.E.O.
The New York Times Company has named Mark Thompson, director-general of the BBC, as its new C.E.O., capping off a more than seven-month search for its new leader. More
The Times Company's search for a new C.E.O. hits the final stretch
"Our board has made meaningful progress in the search for a new C.E.O. and we expect to have more to share with you before the end of this quarter," said Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the chairman and interim C.E.O. of the Times Company, during its quarterly earnings call this morning. More
At the 'Times,' a letter to Sulzberger asks him to 'reconsider' firing beloved media lawyer George Freeman
"Time and again, he has gone to bat intelligently, fearlessly and articulately for Times journalists against all sorts of threats from people and institutions we have written the truth about," the letter, which was obtained by Capital after it was sent via email last Thursday evening, reads in part. More
Will Sulzberger be the next Times Company C.E.O.? He doesn't quite say 'no'
"I have no doubt that we will find the right candidate, and I'm looking forward to that," he said.
As for the state of the C.E.O. search, Sulzberger said in prepared marks earlier in the call that the company had "made progress." He noted the recent hiring of the executive recruitment firm Spencer Stuart.
But that doesn't necessarily mean they're closing in on anyone in particular just yet.
"We are looking both internally and externally for an executive who meets our needs," he said. More
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