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    Luke WinkieAugust 10, 2022
    “Puzzles pair well with reading the news”: Why news outlets are getting into games (again)
    “Some subscribers would rather game than sift through the wreckage. Can you blame them?”
    Laura Hazard OwenSeptember 14, 2021
    “This shit is just embarrassing”: The New Yorker’s archive editor breaks down the print mag’s dismal diversity stats
    “As someone who’s done the research, seen all the numbers, I can tell you that things are simply not changing quickly enough to present real, concrete progress.”
    Sarah ScireMarch 12, 2021
    The New Yorker leans into crossword puzzles online and, now, in print
    “If you’re looking at a metric like unique visitors, the audience for the crossword is not colossal. But if you’re looking at people who subscribe, or people who read multiple articles a month, those are groups that really value our crossword.”
    The Objective StaffJanuary 29, 2021
    A two-year investigation into racism and sexism at CBS leads to…well, it’s not completely clear what
    Plus: The New Yorker Union work stoppage, media outlets quote anti-immigrant extremist groups, and “it’s highly likely his comments will become public at some point.”
    Joshua BentonApril 3, 2020
    The Outline, an attempt to build a bolder kind of news site, appears to have met its end
    A talented staff, good ideas, and some forward-thinking technology couldn’t overcome a muddled editorial vision — and the realities of how news sites make money in 2020.
    Sarah ScireFebruary 19, 2020
    The New Yorker’s new weekly newsletter on climate change will try to break through the daily noise
    “Climate is one of those big, overarching topics that feels essential to understand and also very overwhelming. The newsletter form seems like the right way to approach it because it narrows the focus.”
    Joshua BentonNovember 13, 2018
    So some people will pay for a subscription to a news site. How about two? Three?
    New York magazine and Quartz both now want readers to pay up. How deep into their pockets will even dedicated news consumers go for a second (or third or fourth) read?
    Can New York Times readers’ love for the crossword puzzle extend into a TV show?
    Ricardo BiltonFebruary 1, 2018
    Learning from the New Yorker, Wired’s new paywall aims to build a more “stable financial future”
    “People who have studied the information age at this point recognize that there were a bunch of problems and side effects to the fact that people weren’t asked to pay for content in the early years of the internet.”
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