#new-york-times

#new-york-times

The city's traffic light timing for cyclists, known as 'green wave' timing, enhances cycling safety and accessibility.

The article reflects on the joy of discovering unexpected stories through traditional print journalism.

The New York Times transitioned to online publishing in 1996, aiming to broaden its readership through the World Wide Web.

6,000 NYPD officers are involved in a class action lawsuit over unpaid wages from off-duty security details.

Businesses owe officers significant amounts for worked details, affecting their livelihoods and financial stability.

Eleanore Park's journey from line cook to food journalist highlights significant career transitions and deep roots in the culinary world.

Wordle remains hugely popular, with millions playing despite occasional challenging words like 'corer'.

The Place in Camden, Maine, is recognized as one of the nation's best bakeries, featuring a diverse and seasonal menu.

The New York Times Book Review highlights the ongoing evolution of literature with its list of the best twenty-first century books.

The annual Faces quiz features prominent figures from 2024, allowing readers to engage in a nostalgic challenge.

Readers are encouraged to contribute names of influential people missing from the quiz.

A hidden photograph reveals the tension between Stravinsky's legacy and Disney's influence in the context of Fantasia.

The New York Times has replaced Droga5 with 72andSunny for major brand campaigns, indicating a shift in creative partnerships.

Food is a prevalent theme in personal memories and experiences.

The New York Times selected its 14 best new restaurants of 2024, marking a critical shift in their review process.

The New York Times struggles to represent conservative voices, particularly those aligned with the MAGA movement, despite its history of including conservative columnists.

Penelope Hegseth criticized the New York Times for publishing her private email about her son, describing their tactics as almost criminal.

Wyna Liu's Connections puzzle inspires both addiction and frustration among players, combining satisfying wordplay with obscure connections that often provoke strong reactions.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr. purchased a $2.45 million luxury condo in Morningside Heights, reflecting a blend of historic architecture and modern amenities.

New York Times tech workers created a 'Guild Builds' page with games and recipes to support their strike and discourage use of NYT's services.

Google's new capabilities aim to improve efficiency in ad placements for advertisers through better data sharing.

IAB Europe's report shows a significant uptick in programmatic advertising, emphasizing cost efficiency as a key driver.

The New York Times continues to grow its subscriber base but is facing challenges with slowed growth.

The uncertainty surrounding the NYT election needle reflects broader anxieties of Election Night amid tech worker strikes.

The Needle, an election predictive tool, is back, but its effectiveness hinges on tech support amidst ongoing strikes.

The New York Times' tech employees' strike stems from unresolved labor disputes, impacting coverage during a crucial election period.

The New York Times overstates a new trend of Democrats labeling Trump as fascist, despite early instances of such claims since 2015.

AI won't replace human relationships, judgment, and creativity, which are essential for inventing the future.

New York Times podcasts will require a subscription for full access soon.

The shift indicates a growing trend in media where subscription models gain prominence.