New York Times subscription

“Compare this to NYTimes which has been crushing it after implementing their paywalled subscription.”

“It was awesome. Comics, international, regional beats, magazines.”

“I follow the New York Times, as well as being an avid news follower and have found them to be of poor reporting quality a handful of times over the past year.”

“I pay for the NYT - in part, because they do so many "digital" things right compared to other newspapers”

“It was great: delivered each morning, no waste paper by the afternoon, a simple subscription, etc.”

“The great thing about The New York Times is that they send out young underpaid reporters”

“NYT has gotten so bloated both in actual content (long meandering interviews) as well as the encapsulating junk.”

“The public good their journalists and editors do out weight the annoyance of those emails.”

“I have found it easy and useful to unsubscribe from specific various columnists and topics”

“the value of good journalism vastly outweighs the crappy subscription practices”

“I deeply respect NYT journalism and I hate with every fiber of my being their revenue-generation / subscription management tactics.”

“Sending 5 marketing emails with no unsubscribe link is not "operating in good faith", that's a blatant CAN-SPAM violation”

“NYT is doing great though. It's actually doing so well it's in danger of becoming a monopoly.”

“the NYT has been a persistent peddler in American propaganda to the point that they arent willing to issue corrections”

“But unsubscribe hell remains (or did in January this year).”

“The fact that they have an online unsubscribe option that's only available for California users is seriously scummy.”

“Dealing with the eventual cancelation was an absolute pain.”

“One caveat is the subscription "rental" is for only a 3 day period, so you have "renew" your subscription every 3 days.”

“NYTimes constantly deletes parts of Trump's comments or outright rephrases them in an attempt to make him seem smarter”

“one of the most shameless shills of the Iraq War, laundering complete bullshit and lies”

“they try to hide / cloister that work away even though the journalists themselves want to make it accessible”

“I've not seen them be unfairly biased or bend over backwards to cater to outside corporate interests just yet.”

“they certainly have an editorial bias/agenda on most topics”

“Most of us would agree that the NYT has lost its way. That it's getting by on the fumes of integrity long gone.”

“Covering up a good portion of the article and preventing me from scrolling until I click the tiny link to decline is hostile”

“you'll still be informed about what matters but not manipulated so much that it gives you anxiety”

“I struggle to think how nytimes isn't a perfect fit for a site over an app.”

“they even have a split reader mode to view both versions side by side”

“Logged in to my subscriber account, the front page is 68MB and has a giant Hume band ad filling 1/3 of the screen.”

“I went to the New York Times to glimpse at four headlines and was greeted with 422 network requests and 49 megabytes of data.”

“Kept trying to show me bullshit ads, The overall deterioration of the quality of the content especially the opinion section.”

“The volume of tracking pixels and other ad non-sense is truly horrifying.”

“It's hard for me to reconcile with the NYT after their role in 2002-2003 of building public consensus for the Iraq war”

“We're more likely to get a breaking tech story out of CNBC, Reuters or NYT”

“NYT is still among the best sources, despite their imperfections.”

“The Times is thriving because they've pivoted from being a newspaper to being a media business.”

“I don’t find the New York Times to be of much use either — their view from nowhere approach serves to normalize extremism”

“Legacy media offers information and a perspective that cannot be found everywhere else.”

“The NYT has problems with being a stooge of the military-industrial complex”

“Fortunately or unfortunately, the New York Times is now a gaming/recipes company with a newspaper attached to it.”