The NYT jumps to 7 million paid subscribers.

Quite encouraging in these times of propaganda and lies to see so many people who demand real news and are willing to pay hard earned cash to get it. To everyone who reads and subscribes, thank you.
https://t.co/d3pTKxouXa

— Jesse Pesta (@JessePesta) November 5, 2020

Some good news: The NYT set a goal of 10 million subscribers by 2025, a mark that appears within striking distance. https://t.co/DrJ56zs2JP

— Marc Lacey (@marclacey) November 5, 2020

.@nytimes hits 7 million subscriptions and for the first time revenue from digital subs surpassed print subs.https://t.co/mYlff151nN

— NYTimes Communications (@NYTimesPR) November 5, 2020

“For the first time, the publisher brings in more revenue from online readers than its print subscribers”

New York Times Hits 7 Million Subscribers as Digital Revenue Rises https://t.co/Po5JzzWq0A

— francisca skoknic (@Skoknic) November 5, 2020

Invest in your newsrooms. Provide quality journalism. Support your journalists. It's really not that complicated @tribpub. Take note:

“Our strategy of making journalism worth paying for continues to prove itself out,” said NYT's Meredith Kopit Levien.https://t.co/pxY65NdZEy

— Todd Lighty (@ToddLighty) November 5, 2020

New York Times now has more than 7 million subscribers. Digital subs business is growing at 34%. But ads continue to drop, both print and digital. ($nyt q3 earnings beat on top and bottom line)

Also noteworthy: there's $800mm in $$ on the balance sheet:https://t.co/8VZt2HlYnU

— Edmund Lee (@edmundlee) November 5, 2020

Thank you to the 7 million @nytimes subscribers who make our work possible. I’m also so grateful for the readers who contribute their expertise and experiences that shape our journalism. Here are some examples. https://t.co/xTWvsvCOlZ

— Sona Patel (@sona) November 5, 2020

4.7 million subs to news, with much of the rest for recipes and crosswords.

The NYT has established itself so well as a broad general interest news organization. People know it for more than just news.

https://t.co/yubLVkEfxR

— Gene Park (@GenePark) November 5, 2020

That’s cute, Defector has 7,000,001 https://t.co/VQG5ai574z

— Barry Petchesky (@barry) November 5, 2020

It's kinda like watching a breakup when one of the partners starts doing really well.https://t.co/D08rGWMcaL

— Austin Cross (@AustinCross) November 5, 2020

New York Times Hits 7 Million Subscribers as Digital Revenue Rises https://t.co/6QS9hkVoXr

— Taylor Lorenz (@TaylorLorenz) November 5, 2020

As The New York Times operated at full tilt through a fraught election — one of the most consequential votes in modern American history — the company announced a milestone: As of last week, it topped seven million paid subscribers, a high. https://t.co/vJRHY7zQQu

— Patrick LaForge (@palafo) November 5, 2020

The tech juggernaut disrupting the news industry is ... the New York Times. https://t.co/aoVsIBFkbA

— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) November 5, 2020

“There is little doubt that Donald J. Trump’s presidency has helped lift The Times’s subscription business... The company set a goal of 10 million subscribers by 2025, a mark that appears within striking distance.” https://t.co/AYvd83nHQN

— Kerry Flynn ? (@kerrymflynn) November 5, 2020

I talked about how dependence on subscriptions (as ads are moving away) was making media into an radical left echo chamber. Here the nyt.

Subscription-Revenue Gains Help New York Times Weather Ad Declines https://t.co/dasndYH2jE

— Prof राजीवः श्रीनिवासः (@RajeevSrinivasa) November 5, 2020