The New York Times
'New York Times' throws a lavish house party to show love for its culture-section advertisers
"Absent your interest and sustained support of the brand of journalism and the standards of the work that we do, there wouldn't be a lot to talk about tonight, or tomorrow morning," David Carr told the crowd, drawn from companies that advertise in the Times' culture pages. More
Which blogs stay and which go at 'The New York Times'?
Some blogs were getting so big, they were becoming indistinguishable from existing "section fronts" elsewhere on the site. More
The Times gets a jump on its mayoral endorsement process
The New York Times is starting endorsement meetings early, with one Democratic mayoral candidate slated to meet with the editorial board for an endorsement interview next week, according to a Democratic source. More
Prominent Kashmiri journalist Basharat Peer to take over 'Times' blog India Ink
Peer, whose hiring has been something of an open secret among India media circles recently, replaces Heather Timmons, who is moving to Hong Kong for a new job. The Times is expected to announce the move internally later this afternoon. More
(2)Ahead of an avalanche, the 'Times' reminds us this new thing is theirs, and it's called a 'Snow Fall'
The Times may have been mostly just a participant in the way digital storytelling is evolving everywhere in the web's third decade, as some have argued. But they seem to be seizing the opportunity that comes with making the biggest splash and being the brand identified with the evolving form of long-form, visually stunning, "responsive-design" digital-content features. More
(1)'Times' editor Jill Abramson likes 'snowfalling' a lot better than 'native advertising'
Abramson also took a gentle dig at the concept of "native advertising," which she said was "for the conference set ... It's the buzzword of 2013's business model discussion at conferences"--such as the one at which she was presently speaking. More
(1)This was Williamsburg
There was nothing around there back then. I mean really, nothing but working factories, mostly textile mills with giant mechanized looms churning out cheap sweaters, amazing late-industrial objects to watch, the noises of which became familiar to us quickly as one was still operating on the other end of our floor. More
(9)'New York Times' gets a new politics editor: Carolyn Ryan
Ryan's big claim to fame is the Times' blockbuster revelation that Eliot Spitzer was involved in an F.B.I. investigation into a prostitution ring, a report that ended Spitzer's career as Governor of New York. Back then, in 2008, she was the metro political editor.
'New York Times' unloads free newspapers on digital subscribers, moves to No. 2 in circulation
The Times had a combined print and digital average weekday circulation of 1.87 million between October and March, up 17.6 percent from the same six-month period a year earlier, according to the latest figures from the Alliance for Audited Media. More
At the 'Times,' the future of blogs is uncertain: Some shuttered, some dormant, all under review
Asked about the status of Media Decoder, which had become a topic of interest among media wonks on Twitter these past few days, a Times spokesperson said the blog is "dormant, not dead." More
Times Company sees sale of 'Boston Globe' in second half of 2013
Toward the end of the call, an analyst asked if there were any plans to take the Times Company private. Thompson said "we're not considering" such a move. More
Times Co.'s Mark Thompson unveils new strategic plan amid declining income
Once upon a time these large strategic initiatives would hint at campaigns for acquiring name-brand companies and technologies to broaden the business; but in the 2013 media environment, the Times is sticking to its knitting.
When straight-keeper in chief Jill Abramson gets the tabloid treatment
Has Jill Abramson, executive editor of The New York Times, "lost the newsroom"? More
(2)Is Jill Abramson 'draining morale' from 'The New York Times'?
The Lineup collects the media stories, big and small, that are on our radar each day. More
'Times' hires Jesse Wegman as editorial-board writer on law, Supreme Court
Wegman was most recently an editor at Newsweek and The Daily Beast. Before that he was a legal-news editor at Reuters. And before that, he was managing editor at The New York Observer (where he hired me as a fact-checker way back in December 2007.) More
