Search

The operations and management of the New York Times Co of New York, NY, are described in detail by president and CEO Russell T. Lewis. The New York Times Co is a major newspaper publisher in the English-speaking world.

The New York Times is in the process of formulating standard procedures to assist it in the development of specifications for its new manufacturing plant, according to VP David Thurm. The newspaper is looking at every aspect of its production, from the mechanical aspects to the human resources aspects and putting together documents for bids that leave little to chance. The company expects to start installation of equipment and computer systems in its new Queens, New York, NY, plant in 1996 and the plant should begin operations in mid to late 1997., BY DOCUMENTING EVERY aspect of plant construction, system design and equipment transportation, assembly, testing and performance, the New York Times hopes to smooth out the process of erecting and successfully [...]

The New York Times Co. has reported a 1993 4th qtr. loss amounting to $24.1 million. Critics argue that the losses were due to the company's practice of acting like a family business instead of implementing the necessary management practices characteristic of a public traded company.

Four major daily newspapers continue to determine what is news today. But what about tomorrow? Will they remain the arbiters of the important? The New York Times, The Washington Post, [...]

MEMO PAD DEAN'S LIST: Digital will now trump print at The New York Times. In a memo sent to staff Thursday, executive editor Dean Baquet laid out what he called [...]

Confidential statements concerning several newspaper publishing and information companies are given by industry executives and observers.

Byline: MATTHEW FLAMM NINE-MONTH-OLD travel industry site Skift has raised $1.1 million in seed financing, the company announced last week. It's a modest sum, but it comes from some major [...]

Byline: Mark Gibbs Hed: Shift happens and reality doesn't go awayReality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. -- Philip K Dick It seems that [...]

The New York Times is culling some of its blogs, cutting a few and combining others, reports Zachary M. Seward at the Nieman Journalism Lab. The Carpetbagger and TV Decoder, [...]

Some newsroom rank and file at The Boston Globe who spoke with E&P this morning said the guild contract offer that was narrowly voted down Monday was just not good [...]

The New York Times Co., which has threatened to shut down The Boston Globe, is seeking union concessions that may include pay cuts reaching 20%, the removal of seniority rules [...]

Janet Robinson, CEO of The New York Times Co., opened her remarks today during a media conference in New York acknowledging the tough upcoming year but reiterated the Ochs/Sulzberger family [...]

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman of The New York Times Company, will headline the list of speakers at the 2008 WebbyConnect Summit, from Oct. 22 to Oct. 24, 2008, in Dana [...]

A major article by David Barstow in the Sunday edition of The New York Times rips the veil off a Pentagon effort to promote its views, and those of the [...]

The cover story of this coming Sunday's New York Times magazine asks the provocative question: 'The End of Republican America?' The photo below shows a red inflatable elephant - collapsed [...]

Marking the milestone of 4,000 U.S. dead in Iraq, The New York Times on Tuesday published a gallery of tiny photos of the most recent 1,002 fatalities. But earlier in [...]

The New York Times rolled out some significant design changes in the opening pages of the daily paper today. The contents box on the front page now stretches across the [...]

The New York Times was apparently one of the few news outlets in Albany that had been pursuing Gov. Eliot Spitzer's ties to a prostitution ring that was busted last [...]

Just a week after drawing criticism for its controversial story about John McCain's ties to a Washington lobbyist, The New York Times is having to admit on of its writers [...]

Many editorial cartoonists commented today on The New York Times story alleging a possible past relationship between married Republican presidential candidate John McCain and a female lobbyist 31 years his [...]

Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen is the latest to voice his displeasure with The New York Times Co. and its management. Andreessen wrote on his blog in a Feb. 2 posting [...]

Scott Galloway, the founder and CIO of Firebrand Partners -- the company behind the hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners -- sent a letter to executives at The New York Times [...]

Harbinger Capital and Firebrand Partners are chasing windmills by trying to change control of The New York Times Co. by pushing a slate of Class A directors for nomination, a [...]

In an op-ed in the pages of The New York Times on Sunday, Caroline Kennedy endorses Barack Obama for president. The title will surely raise eyebrows: 'A president like my [...]

On the New York Times op-ed page today, Garry Wills, the famed author and former newspaper columnist, tackles the burning question of what a kind of 'duo' presidency would mean [...]

Old reliable Michael Gordon of The New York Times, who helped bring us this war, explained today in the paper's Week in Review what's wrong with all of the Democratic [...]

His first column for The New York Times' op-ed page last Monday held a major attribution 'error', and then the paper's public editor called his hiring a 'mistake.' Now a [...]

In a unique approach to promotion and advertising, The New York Times Monday today published a 16-page special advertising section focused on its own new high-rise building -- with photos [...]

In another Web first, The New York Times has posted on its Web site a video Letter to the Editor from Charles Ferguson, the anti-war filmmaker, responding critically to L. [...]

The New York Times is denying a claim by rival New York Post that it deliberately slashed ad rates to run the now-controversial MoveOn.org full-pager earlier this week to combat [...]

A feature piece in this coming Sunday's New York Times Magazine on Republican candidate for president, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, portrays his followers as including a wild mix of [...]

The New York Times Co. is pushing up the date to shrink its flagship paper in order to save about $7 million. Until recently, the company planned to reduce the [...]

The New York Times Co. said late Thursday its board of directors nominated fourth-generation Sulzberger family member Daniel H. Cohen, a former reality TV producer, to the board, replacing Cathy [...]

Byline: Jeff Benjamin Thyra Zerhusen, manager of the $700 million Aston Optimum Mid Cap Fund (CHTTX), is content with the notion that her investing strategy isn't always in sync with [...]

Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) has increased its shares in the New York Times Co., the firm disclosed in a Securities and Exchange Committee filing this afternoon. MSIM now holds [...]