How fact-checking is evolving — and having a real impact on the world Fact checks will not alter long-held worldviews, but they can significantly influence readers’ understanding and reduce belief in misinformation. January 19, 2024 Peter Cunliffe-Jones
Opinion | Some NYT staffers are worried about their union’s advocacy Dozens of staffers — including Megan Twohey and Julian Barnes — have reportedly formed a group to take a stance on journalistic independence. December 19, 2023 Tom Jones
The New York Times adds a first-of-its-kind editor Few topics have raised more questions in journalism this year than AI. With its latest hire, the Times seems poised to find answers. December 13, 2023 Tom Jones
The New York Times hits 10 million subscribers The company reported a $53.6 million profit in its third quarter. It is now 5 million subscribers away from its 2027 goal. November 8, 2023 Angela Fu
Opinion | Joe Biden is the latest to criticize The New York Times’ Gaza coverage The president reportedly ‘fumed’ over a Times headline about an explosion at a Gaza City hospital that was later updated. October 31, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | The New York Times explains its Gaza hospital blast headline change ‘The early versions of the coverage … relied too heavily on claims by Hamas,’ the Times says October 24, 2023 Ren LaForme
David Brooks spent $78 on a burger and fries at the Newark airport. That’s not a typical price The conservative columnist for The New York Times made a juicy, overblown claim about the economy in a social media post about his airport lunch. September 25, 2023 Amy Sherman
Opinion | Say it ain’t so: The New York Times sports section says goodbye Despite pushback from the union and staffers, as well as criticism and pleas from sports fans, the Times published its last sports section Monday. September 19, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | Elon Musk’s latest petty move targeted The New York Times and others Have you noticed a delay when clicking on links in tweets to the Times, Reuters, Substack, Facebook and others? August 16, 2023 Tom Jones
New York Times grows digital subscribers, reports $46.4 million profit In addition to the rise in digital subscriptions, Wirecutter, which had its best non-holiday quarter ever, shares credit for the increased revenue. August 8, 2023 Angela Fu
Opinion | New York Times hit with grievance, grim layoff news at Hearst magazines, and other media links for your weekend The union representing the journalists at The New York Times says the planned changes to sports coverage amount to union-busting. July 21, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | We should’ve seen it coming: The New York Times dismantles its sports department The section has a rich history of dazzling writing and dogged reporting that made for provocative, entertaining and important storytelling. July 11, 2023 Tom Jones
Why one writer wrote Silvio Berlusconi’s obit for both The New York Times and Washington Post Jason Horowitz's work appeared in both publications last week when media mogul and former Prime Minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi died. June 20, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | The Athletic lays off 4% of newsroom, will no longer assign a reporter to every team The sports news outlet has more than doubled its subscribers since its purchase by The New York Times in 2022 but lost $7.8 million last quarter. June 13, 2023 Poynter Staff
Stop arguing about objectivity and start serving your audience As big names debate objectivity and journalism, our panel suggests they are missing the point and may not actually disagree May 31, 2023 Kelly McBride
