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2026
Publications sue Brave over alleged AI scraping and paywall bypassing
The New York Times and other publications filed lawsuits against the company that makes the Brave browser, alleging unlawful scraping to train AI and that the browser lets users bypass their paywalls.
2026
The New York Times sues Brave over alleged content scraping
The New York Times sued Brave in federal court in Manhattan, alleging that Brave scraped the outlet’s copyrighted content and unlawfully distributed it to customers.
2026
The New York Times promotes Gabriel Gianordoli
The New York Times announced that Gabriel Gianordoli was promoted to deputy editor, Digital News Design.
2026
The New York Times appoints Marjorie Olster as Culture desk news director
The New York Times announced that Marjorie Olster, previously Middle East regional editor on the International desk in London, will join the Culture desk as its news director.
2022
The New York Times launches the Independence campaign
The New York Times launched “Independent Journalism for an Independent Life,” a brand marketing campaign featuring subscribers and highlighting the role of its journalism in their lives. The campaign includes TV, digital, print, out-of-home, social and audio spots.
2022
The New York Times completes acquisition of The Athletic
The New York Times Company completed its $550 million all-cash acquisition of The Athletic on Tuesday, February 1, 2022.
2022
The New York Times acquired Wordle
The New York Times acquired the Wordle puzzle game from its creator, Josh Wardle. The purchase price was reported as being in the low seven figures.
2022
The New York Times acquires Wordle
The New York Times' Games division acquired the online word game Wordle for a reported low-seven-figure sum. The New York Times said gameplay would not change and the game would remain free to use.
2021
Judge orders The New York Times to return Project Veritas legal documents
A Westchester Supreme Court judge ruled that The New York Times must turn over confidential legal memos it obtained and published about Project Veritas, finding that the newspaper violated founder James O’Keefe’s attorney-client privilege.
2021
Donald Trump sues The New York Times over tax-return reporting
Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against The New York Times and several of its reporters, alleging that they procured his niece's search for tax documents and interfered with a confidentiality agreement. The newspaper said it planned to defend itself.
2021
The New York Times wins Edward R. Murrow Award
The New York Times won an Edward R. Murrow Award in the News Documentary category for its video team's work.
2021
Partners develop The 1619 Project docuseries for Hulu
Lionsgate, Harpo Films, The New York Times, and journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones are collaborating on a series based on The 1619 Project, which is to air on Hulu. The article describes this as the first project from the collaboration.
2020
The New York Times responds to errors in the Caliphate series
The New York Times acknowledged significant errors in its reporting about Shehroze Chaudhry and provided a correction limited to the Caliphate podcast feed, according to the article. The article says the publication had not removed the episodes or related stories.
2020
The New York Times launched Shattered Crosswords on Instagram
The New York Times launched “Shattered Crosswords,” an augmented-reality crossword game on Instagram. Players can find and solve clues by viewing and rotating broken crossword pieces in augmented reality.
2020
The New York Times sues Time over event-series names
The New York Times sued Time Magazine for trademark infringement, alleging that Time’s “TIME100 Talks” is confusingly similar to its “Times Talks” series. Time called the complaint baseless and said “talks” is commonly used across similar programs.
2020
New York Times podcast announcement draws backlash
The New York Times faced social-media criticism over its newly announced podcast “Nice White Parents”; critics characterized the podcast or its framing as racist or bigoted.
2020
The New York Times and This American Life announce creative and strategic alliance
The New York Times announced an ongoing creative and strategic alliance with This American Life. The article says the organizations would continue creative collaboration and work together on co-marketing and advertising sales.
2020
The New York Times announces acquisition of Serial Productions
The New York Times formally announced that it would acquire Serial Productions, a podcast studio. The article says the deal’s financial details were not disclosed.
2020
The New York Times Company appoints Meredith Kopit Levien CEO
The New York Times Company named Meredith Kopit Levien as CEO, succeeding Mark Thompson on September 8.
2020
The New York Times ends its Apple News partnership
The New York Times announced that it was ending its partnership with Apple News, and Times articles would no longer appear in the app. The paper said it would continue working with Apple on other projects, including podcasts and apps.