2 November 2016

The New York Times Co reported a 95.7 fall in quarterly profit, hit by restructuring charges related to headcount reductions.
Net profit attributable to the newspaper publisher fell to $406,000, or break-even per share, in the third quarter, from $9.4 million, or 6 cents per share, a year earlier.
Revenue fell to $363.6 million from $367.4 million.
The company, struggling to transition to digital, said online ad revenues grew 21.5 percent and now account for more than 35 percent of its advertising receipts.

But that increase failed to offset an 18.5 percent drop in print ad revenues -- a situation faced by most traditional newspaper publishers.
The Times added 129,000 paid digital-only subscribers in the quarter, helping lift revenue for that segment by around three percent.
'This quarter proved yet again that the New York Times has a very compelling digital revenue story to tell,' said Mark Thompson, president and chief executive officer, in a statement.
'We saw exceptional gains in our digital consumer business... more than twice as many as the same quarter last year and far more than any quarter since the pay model launched in 2011.'
Thompson added that the company also faced 'real pressure on print advertising both for us and for the rest of the industry.'

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STOP trying to twist the news to suit the partisan needs of the Democrat Party!!!

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