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New York Times reports 41,000 new subscribers since the election

November 20, 2016

Vahe Arabian

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The New York Times reported Thursday that, in the week since the election, it’s added 41,000 new digital and print subscribers, “the largest one-week subscription increase since the first week of the digital pay model in 2011.”

In that same week, the Times has been singled out on Twitter by President-elect Donald Trump for looking “like fools in their coverage of me.”

Source:poynter.org

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