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The New York Times is a daily newspaper founded in 1852 in New York City with a circulation of over 1.6 million readers. It has the largest metropolitan readership in the US and is the third largest newspaper overall behind The Wall Street Journal and USA Today. The Times launched its online presence in 1996 and now receives over 30 million unique visitors per month, making it the most popular online newspaper. It has developed various digital applications including the Times Reader and apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices.
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- 3. Online version • Most popular American Online newspaper Website • More than 30 million unique visitors per month • Strong presence since 1996
- 5. TimeSelect Program • Started in September 2005 • Exclusive access to: – Op-Ed Columns – The Archive – Web Tools – And more. • Subscription-based service for daily columns – $7,95 per month – $49,95 per year – Free for print subscribers and University students and faculty • Ended in 2007
- 6. Applications • Times Reader 2006 – 2.0 2009 – Digital Version of The New Tork Times • iPhone and iPod Touch 2008 • iPad 2010 • Android Smartphones 2010
- 8. Crosswords Home delivery or Subscription: $6,95 per month $39,95 per year
- 9. Bibliography • http://gigaom.com/apple/app-review-the- new-york-times-crosswords-daily-2009/ • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_York_ Times#Web_presence • http://paidcontent.org/tech/419-new-york- times-to-close-timesselect-effective- wednesday/