They’re an ad for a film called “The Book Thief,” New York Times Co. spokesperson Linda Zebian says in an email. The URL for the film’s website is on the second page.
“Like with any full-page advertisement, both pages feature The Times’s header, which includes The Times logo, date and page number,” she said.
Pictures of the “blank” pages below the jump.
The firestorm caused by Uri Berliner’s critical essay in The Free Press continues to rage
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A once-a-week show on Wednesday at 10 p.m. Eastern? Who thought this was a good idea?
One tells the stories of entrepreneurs taking the plunge. The other focuses on the tools, techniques and trends across an evolving media landscape
The Dallas Morning News’ Tom Huang on why he’s championing this Poynter training for early-career journalists
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