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Bill KovarikFebruary 17, 2022

Palin’s appeal could set up a Supreme Court test of a decades-old media freedom rule

“I can see the Palin case providing a vehicle to return libel laws back to a time when it was much easier for public figures to sue the press.”

Laura Hazard OwenFebruary 9, 2022

Please explain tweet threads to the jury: The Sarah Palin v. New York Times trial shines a light on opinion sections

The trial is very accessible, and it’s generating a lot of peeks inside.

The New York Times hits 10 million digital subscriptions, three years ahead of its goal

Sarah ScireJanuary 31, 2022

The New York Times buys Wordle for a price in the “low seven figures”

The viral game — which you can currently play without paying or registering or even seeing an ad — will stay free…for now.

Joshua BentonJanuary 11, 2022

How big a threat is The Athletic to local newspapers under The New York Times?

Should the combination keep local publishers up at night? Or are they different markets altogether?

Sarah ScireJanuary 11, 2022

The New York Times debuts a fellowship for crossword constructors

NYT Games editorial director Everdeen Mason on building a more diverse set of puzzle constructors and an “ecosystem” for solvers. “I don’t want people to just come in and play a game and leave.”

Jane KirtleyNovember 30, 2021

Project Veritas and the mainstream media are strange allies in the fight to protect press freedom

If the government narrowly defines “the press” based on its political outlook or ethics, then no news organization is safe from attacks by future administrations.

Wirecutter’s union threatens to walk out over Black Friday — and urges readers to boycott the site then — if a deal with The New York Times isn’t reached

Sarah ScireOctober 20, 2021

The New York Times hopes to hook listeners on audio. Will a new standalone app do the trick?

“You could spend hours a day on our home page and read seemingly everything that our newsroom produces and not come across much of our audio. That has increasingly felt odd to us.”

Neither Peace nor Marine, The New York Times is looking for recruits for its new “Corps”

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