Posted on 05/05/2009 1:33:33 PM PDT by COUNTrecount
NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Times is raising its prices for the second time in less than a year to help the newspaper offset a steep drop in advertising revenue. The newsstand price for the Times' weekday and Saturday editions will go up to $2 effective June 1, up from $1.50. The 33 percent increase comes just 11 months after the third largest U.S. daily newspaper last raised its prices.
The price for the national edition of the Sunday newspaper will rise to $6,
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BRILLIANT move, libtards!
Calling you two...
Brilliant!
Hey, it worked when subway rider-ship declined.
Oh, wait ...
please close down soon along with the rest of your liberal rags
anyone know what is going on with the globe?
Let me guess....Krugman’s idea.
Readership slipping, prestige slipping...what to do, what to do....I know, lets raise prices by a big margin. That will bring people back. The wonder of a liberal mind.
That’s a pretty hefty price for fish wrap.
To be fair, it also makes very nice wall-to-wall for our caged avian friends.
And few things are more satisfying that seeing some nicely aimed plops smack dab in the middle of 0's piehole.
I know, I'm just too sophisticated. =P
Hey, why not charge 39.95? You never know. I mean, look at the number of New Yorkers stupid enough to vote for Hussein!
I want to know what idiot pays $5.00 for the current New York Times.
Holy cow!
I was just about to say this very same thing - Pittsburgh raised it’s Port Authority Transit fares when ridership decreased. NYT is just following the governmental economic/accounting practices of the statists they so admire and hold up as mental giants.
“Pittsburgh raised its Port Authority Transit fares when ridership decreased.”
Yeah, and it’s a good thing we have Biden to remind how dangerous riding public transportation is!
;)
Craig’s List destroys an industry.
Sissy boy
To save the environment a $5 carbon/pollution tax should be put on every issue of the NYT.
They'd be better stewards of the environment if they printed only on recycled, unbleached paper.
I'm not sure I'd go that far, but they have certainly helped. And, for that, they deserve the thanks of a grateful nation.
so are they shutting down the boston globe?
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