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New York Times 3Q Digital-only Subscription Rev $421.3M >NYT

The New York Times reported third-quarter digital-only subscription revenue of $421.3 million, according to the supplied headline and article text. The item provides no further details about subscriber numbers, costs, profit, or comparisons with earlier periods.

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What happened

The New York Times reported third-quarter revenue of $768.5 million, up 9.7% from a year earlier. It added about 420,000 digital-only subscribers, and digital subscription and advertising revenue rose. Print revenue remained under pressure. For the fourth quarter, it expects subscription and advertising revenue to keep growing.

Global impact / market context

Digital growth helped offset pressure on print revenue and supported higher overall revenue. For ordinary investors, the figures show that digital subscriptions and advertising are important sources of growth, but print remains a drag.

What to watch

  1. Check whether digital-only subscriber growth continues; the company added about 420,000 in the quarter.
  2. Check whether digital subscription and advertising revenue keep growing; both rose in the third quarter.
  3. Check the next update on print revenue; it remained under pressure and can affect overall growth.

Affected assets

  • The New York Times Company

Evidence