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A new game parodies The New York Times’ Gaza coverage

Denise-Marie Ordway, The Journalist's ResourceJune 28, 2023

Why researchers shouldn’t study The New York Times to understand U.S. news media as a whole

“I think the value of our paper is to tell researchers that you can use The New York Times, but you need to realize The New York Times is representative of itself.”

Hanaa' TameezOctober 27, 2022

Dean Baquet: “The audience for investigative reporting is tremendous”

“Some of the finest journalism I’ve been associated with started out as an inkling.”

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.”

Caitlin PetreJanuary 6, 2022

“Traffic whoring” or simply optimizing? Finding the boundaries between clean and dirty metrics

“Journalists go to some lengths to construct symbolic boundaries that allow them to incorporate metrics into their work while preserving their professional self-conception.”

Hanaa' TameezJuly 1, 2021

The New York Times is using Instagram slides and Twitter cards to make stories more digestible

Slides and cards are a good way to highlight the strongest part of a story, whether it’s a visual component or a tidbit that competitors don’t have.

Rachel del ValleDecember 15, 2020

“All Grapes Considered”: For media brands, wine clubs keep the revenue flowing

Some clubs have seen an increase in signups since the pandemic began in March.

Nicholas QuahJuly 22, 2020

“The idea is to have more Serials”: The New York Times acquires Serial Productions and partners with This American Life

“Our goal is not to change Serial’s DNA at all…For the people who love Serial — and there are millions of them — the idea here is to have more Serials.”

Brian Anderson, Collator Operator at Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired in Cincinnati, operates their collator. This equipment collates pressed braille pages into a complete braille magazine. Photo Credit: Lauren Hall

Sarah ScireJuly 21, 2020

The New York Times’ special section on disability is available in Braille and audio and has its own style guide

“We are really trying to make strides as an organization toward accessibility but it was clear that if ever there were a reason to make a concerted effort to push the operation forward, it would be for this package.”

Hanaa' TameezMarch 3, 2020

Not to alarm you, but coronavirus-focused news products are spreading very quickly

The number of pop-up newsletters and podcasts is expected to keep climbing.

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