NYT, 5월 24일 신문 1면에 10만명에 달하는 COVID-19 사망자 이름 실어. 지방 신문 부고를 훑어 한도에서 인물에 대한 간략한 설명도 덧붙여. https://t.co/xkhofzddVW https://t.co/Bajv2yCXP8

— 나가토 유키 (@nagato708) May 24, 2020

NYT Lists Many Lost to COVID-10 on Sunday Front Page | Time https://t.co/KpnB9fWlXA

— Beverly Hill (@HillBeverlyhill) May 25, 2020

It didn’t have to be this way.
Mercy ? https://t.co/amaJDtxJws

— Ohio RCRC (@OhioRCRC) May 24, 2020

New York ‘Times’ Dedicates Entire Sunday Front Page to Many of Those Lost, as the U.S. Approaches 100,000 COVID-19 Deaths https://t.co/enZkoW2gFl

— #TuckFrump (@realTuckFrumper) May 24, 2020

Heartbreaking work of journalism on Page One of today’s @nytimes. “The 1,000 people here reflect just 1 percent of the toll. None were mere numbers.” ? https://t.co/F9KZGhKbls

— Andrea Barbalich (@abarbalich) May 24, 2020

Jesus Wept https://t.co/BtuhDOogUa

— Jim Wallis (@jimwallis) May 24, 2020

Your source is not a source bro. A YouTube video isn't factual evidence, however this is: https://t.co/caWSZ6N1lT @nytimes pic.twitter.com/YM7Juq9I1t

— Alexander O'Doran (@AlexanderODora1) May 25, 2020

"This certainly a first in modern times"
"I wanted something that people would look back on in 100 years to understand the toll of what we're living through"
The back story of this historic issue: https://t.co/RFnp0EakT4 by @yesyeshello
Deep thanks @simonelandon @marclacey

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) May 24, 2020

How it was made:https://t.co/DXOvKA2daW pic.twitter.com/rwIOfAbign

— Aman Batheja (@amanbatheja) May 23, 2020

The first Coronavirus case in the States was recorded on 20th January.

Donald boi was busy focusing on Namaste Trump, returns back on 25th Feb.

It took nearly 52 days, 1701 confirmed cases and 40 deaths for him to declare it as a national emergency.https://t.co/OwxFvkLbf8

— Shilpak Toye (@ugach_kahitari) May 25, 2020

https://t.co/PwRlr3mG8T Thank you New York Times! Do this every Sunday. That would take a hundred Sundays. For only New York State it would take 6 months. Think about that.

— Susan Kuklin (@susankuklin) May 24, 2020

So many people for whom I happen to be their NYT contact — parents’ friends, sources from old stories, etc - are reaching out to say thank you for the front page. Here’s the backstory on my amazing colleagues who crafted it. I thank you too. https://t.co/Rztk1ZxmPq

— Amy Harmon (@amy_harmon) May 24, 2020

Instead of the articles, photographs or graphics that normally appear on the front page of The New York Times, on Sunday, there is just a list: a long, solemn list of people whose lives were lost to the #CoronavirusPandemic. https://t.co/OVvZcUzZH5

— AJOY DASGUPTA (@ajoydasgupta) May 25, 2020

The outpour of compassion is heart warming. I just hope there will be a few spare tears for those expected to die from non-COVID19 infection (~30-50M), and hunger (~20-100M) over the coming year.https://t.co/2V7qeFNcVo

— Prof Francois Balloux (@BallouxFrancois) May 24, 2020

"Putting 100,000 dots or stick figures on a page doesn’t really tell you very much about who these people were, the lives that they lived, what it means for us as a country”

Zoom in and read closely. It's much more than a list of names. How it was made: https://t.co/uVJAS7yUVg

— Sascha Venohr (@venohr) May 24, 2020

I yield to no one in my criticism of @nytimes when they need it, but I tip my hat to them today, as they grab America by the lapels and try to shake us into recognizing the depth and magnitude of the tragedy that has and is befalling us. https://t.co/sVmi86uWjx

— Tom Panelas (@tompin) May 24, 2020

The backstory about Sunday's NYT Page One: @marclacey says "I wanted something that people would look back on in 100 years to understand the toll of what we're living through." I'm sharing the front page on @CNN with @AnaCabrera now... https://t.co/QJ253FNsk8

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) May 23, 2020

The Project Behind a Front Page Full of Names https://t.co/AeUeEWeQPL

— Peter Khoury (@pkhoury_nyt) May 24, 2020

"Mr. Bodkin said he did not remember any front pages without images during his 40 years at The Times." The story behind today's @nytimes, conceived by @simonelandon & brilliantly executed by the paper's print and digital teams (online version shown here) https://t.co/IYE6Ct11bj pic.twitter.com/HFaCsveWJN

— Michael Bierut (@michaelbierut) May 24, 2020

Instead of the articles, photographs or graphics that normally appear on the front page of The New York Times, on Sunday, there is just a list of lives lost. Here's the story behind that page. https://t.co/1ADDGGSwsC

— John Schwartz (@jswatz) May 24, 2020

The Project Behind a Front Page Full of Names https://t.co/rzs8HjvOs0

— Sarah Nichols, JEA (@jeapresident) May 24, 2020

This was so powerful ? #StayAtHome https://t.co/0Pd9NUoFFh

— Perez Hilton (@PerezHilton) May 24, 2020

New York Times Lists Names of Coronavirus Victims on Front Page https://t.co/aFpWm4CMca

— Devoted to Our Democracy & Our Constitution ? ? (@NatDialogues) May 24, 2020

The project behind a front page full of names: NYT https://t.co/kvsvcDNNsr via @TOIWorld pic.twitter.com/LiZjPppLmG

— The Times Of India (@timesofindia) May 24, 2020

뉴욕 '타임즈', 일요일 첫 페이지 전체를 잃어버린 많은 이들에게 바치다. https://t.co/aZVj39ZuMP

— editoy (@editoy) May 26, 2020

Barbara Harvey ('20), Alex Matthews ('20) & Yuriria Ávila ('21) part of @nytimes team that creates stunning, historic 1A without images—instead passages from newspaper obits across the country—to convey the vastness and variety of lives lost to Covid-19. https://t.co/bT6ZVWsv66

— Berkeley Journalism (@ucbsoj) May 24, 2020

The front page of today's New York Times.

(For those interested in how it came together, please see https://t.co/Lg7lirx33w )@nytimes pic.twitter.com/P6bNMWDafs

— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) May 24, 2020

The story behind today’s incredibly powerful @nytimes front page. https://t.co/KB8LdNq7AS

— Gail Bichler (@GailBichler) May 24, 2020

They were all a father, a mother,
a son, a daughter. As @nytimes says “They were us”.

To think that these 1,000 people are ‘only’ 1% of the nearly 100,000 people in the US who’ve died..

And the 343,364+ people worldwide...

Utterly heartbreaking ?https://t.co/OaKaFC1hEf

— Naoko Mori 森尚子 (@naoko_mori) May 24, 2020

A front page full of obituaries. @nytimes marks the incalculable loss of a hundred thousand lives in America to #COVID19.. it is a numbingly sad image, but a necessary reminder that the fear of contagion is real. This is us, the paper says. It is, indeed. https://t.co/WA23v1NErQ

— Maya Mirchandani (@maya206) May 24, 2020

These were our friends, neighbors, and family—they were us. 100,000 have been lost to the gross incompetence of the American government. This loss could have been avoided.

We need to rebuild this country for the living as a nation of compassion. https://t.co/0cFVzBh4VP

— Andom Ghebreghiorgis (@AndomForNY) May 24, 2020

4/ @nytimes this morning has a sobering front page w/ short one-line obituaries of some of the 100,000. I wrote my piece anticipating this milestone w/ no idea they were doing this. I’m glad to see this affirmation of the value of human life here. https://t.co/p1oKaer6Gr

— Alan Cross (@AlanLCross) May 24, 2020

They were us ❤️ #COVID19 https://t.co/espIODMB1d

— Dr. Cindy Banyai (D), Candidate CD-FL19 (@SWFLMom2020) May 24, 2020

The Project Behind a Front Page Full of Names - The New York Times. Real journalism in action putting stories behind plain figures and stats. Great lesson to all parties: we should never forget people behind the news https://t.co/M3W44wVjpR

— miguel lópez-quesada (@mlopezquesada) May 24, 2020

how it came about:https://t.co/7zYXLjwFhe

— Josh Crutchmer (@jcrutchmer) May 23, 2020

Here you go, here are their names: https://t.co/IHaEHIM1tN pic.twitter.com/twDupHfgHF

— Maggie (@maggieofthetown) May 25, 2020