NYT Gets 100,000 Paid Digital Subscriptions in First Three Weeks of Paywall

Here’s an encouraging sign for the New York Times: Within three weeks of its paywall being in place, the paper had more than 100,000 paid digital subscribers in place – More than a third of the way towards its own target of 300,000 subscribers within the first year of the service.

NYT: Breaking Paywall? Fine. Using Trademark? Meet Our Lawyer

Here’s something unexpected: David Hayes, the coder who worked out how to get around the New York Times’ website paywall with just four lines of Javascript has been contacted by the NYT legal team. Okay, that part might’ve been just a matter of time, but here’s the unexpected part – they were complaining about his [...]

Latest Batch Of Apple Tablet Details Are Interesting [UPDATE 5]

In a rather long-winded story published by the WSJ tonight this week, a handful of new facts have been revealed about Apple’s purported iSlate/iTablet/iPad. You know, the one that’s supposed to be announced next Wednesday in San Francisco. I’ll save you the trouble of reading the whole thing because we’ve mostly covered it all on [...]

NYT To Start Charging In 2011

It’s finally happened and I can only imagine the number of jaws that have just dropped.

NYT To Charge Online, Apple Content Deals Abound

NY Mag seems to have it on good authority that the NYT will soon announce a content partnership with Apple to coincide with the purported Tablet announcement on the 27th. The subscription model for the Times would allow readers a few free samplings before being asked to subscribe, says NY Mag. Several sources at the [...]