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Discussed as having a page one meeting to decide what is news and what's not. observed
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Of a large team, right? There's probably a dozen people. It's literally, like, seven or eight out of ten, in my experience.
And that's obvious to anybody who uses these that it's stealing other people's content in order to give the answers. So if it's giving answers based on content, it found that the New York times and YouTube videos or whatever web content or books, and they know they stole it.
They did it covertly and they're trying to cover it up. And I think, uh, they need to basically redo all the models. They'll have to start over. And I think that's what the New York times and wall street journal, Dow Jones, Disney, they should all Viacom, all the major content creators. They should get together and they should, as a group, sue open AI into oblivion and make them pull the product from the market and then make open AI get permission and then have them start over. And that's what I
So, essentially, what's happened is they've taken the value of the New York Times and other publications. They've built a company. That company has perceived value in the market to the point at which the most sophisticated investors in the world are buying it at a $90 billion or $100 billion valuation. That money, a portion of that belongs to the New York Times and whoever else they scraped.
And so, I mean, look, this is going to, I do hope, what I hope happens here, and I'll just end on this, is I hope that New York Times gets an injunction against open AI and they have to pull their product from the market. And I think the New York Times, Dow Jones, Disney. All of open AI. Yeah.
So the opinion page of the New York Times does have a perspective. You pick who you want for president, you pick who you're going to fight for, or you'll pick winners and losers on that page, just like this blog will, and you'll have a range of comments.
And let me add one thing is you're right. There are some cases where the New York Times will have an editorial, right? That the, the editorial board on the opinion side will give their opinion, but then we have other voices that we ask in, right? All sorts of people.
We are, we're journalists. We're, we're looking, looking at the world, right? We are not trying to cultivate a particular point of view
the currency is not how many clicks you get
they're paying her a million dollars a year to do those podcasts
the New York times is losing its status as the paper of record
And now, the New York Times is actually, according to reports from journalists, in the New York Times, which is getting kind of meta here, got a little freaked out about this. And then they put the former get Gawker editor, he's now running New York Times version of Substack, or newsletters, whatever it will be.
i'm a huge fan of the wire cutter and i am like a crazy product research guy i just love researching products restaurants etc i use yelp i use everything um and i love wire cutter in fact i tried to buy wire cutter or invest in it back in the day before they sold it to the new york times and so i did a search for coffee grinders and some other stuff and i actually did it on i believe chat gpt and claude and a couple other ones and i was just testing it and um it was pretty clear that they got th
new york times made this exhibit exhibit j if you look it up it's great but essentially it has a hundred instances of somebody putting the first paragraph i put an article in and chat gpt gives you the rest verbatim
you know in the like one or two percent something where it's actually measurable you know one random blog post that i wrote you know not going to move the needle but the entire new york times archive you know maybe it does and that's the allegation
new york times has a content library one of the few content holders more prolific than you jason perhaps going back to 1851 right so they reported on literally the civil war right so that amount of content millions of articles
this is going to be the most important lawsuit that we've seen in ai perhaps in technology ever
you could give 10 million to the New York Times, 10 million to the Washington Post, 25 million, whatever it is, they'll put it to good use. They will.
these language models should be excited to pay a license to a content company
this is slow growth company and they probably do need these opportunities.
they only grew 7% in Q1 now they do pay a dividend, they're healthy, but 7% growth is never where any company wants to be.
the times closed, uh, Q1 of this year with 11.66 million subscribers total across all of its platforms and what I found was interesting is that they actually have a line item in their earnings called, uh, affiliate licensing and other. So I presume we're going to see all of this Amazon money flow directly into that, which means that we'll be able to track pretty closely how much money actually comes in from this partnership, because that was only 63 million in the last quarter, 64 million, which
this buys them four to eight quarters of growth, which is awesome.
the New York times secured an AI deal with Amazon. And this surprised me because as we know, uh, New York times has sued open AI and Microsoft over copyright infringement. And so to see them go land a deal with Amazon's AI arm Alexa, uh, a couple of things. So the deal is going to provide summaries of times content inside of Amazon products like Alexa, and then also provide information to quote, train Amazon's proprietary foundation models.
I wonder if this could eventually be some significant double digit percentage of their revenue, which would give them the ability. Let's say this became eventually licensing deals like this, 20% of their revenue, 30% of their revenue. That means they could theoretically hire.
I'm assuming this is a nine figure deal and I'm assuming it's a five to 10 year deal. And, you know, if that's the case, I wonder what this would be in terms of the overall mix of the times is revenue eventually.
I think they want to do licensing deals for their content. They just want to get paid for it and have controls. So I think this is a way for them to say, to open up AI, look, this is the value that you stole from us. Amazon is willing to give us this level of deal and you just took it. So now they're proving in the market, the value of their content to a language model.
it does feel to me like they were leading the charge and now they're almost hedging their bets in a way.
reporting about tech leaders and tech communities impacting other people is a pretty standard bit of reporting here. And I think public records-
I thought the beast was incredibly even handed and did a good job giving a lot of space to Zuckerberg's team to talk about how he cares about the community and so forth.
I think the New York Times wants to foment and wants to send red meat on this issue.
It's for clicks and it's for a specific point of view. Because this story has been reported a hundred times. So that I'm still asking why now.
This is disgraceful because this is a level I'm going to coin super doxing. What the New York Times did today was they super doxed Zuckerberg.
I think this is disgraceful and it's meant to foment the affordable housing crisis, hatred of billionaires.
if you look at the new york times they're hiring writers specifically who are anti-tech and who want to hold tech accountable literally the new york times has predetermined that tech is guilty and is making hiring decisions based on who is the most anti-tech let that sink in the new york times the paper of record is hiring the most anti-tech uh journalists they can find and they're explicitly saying we're hiring journalists because they have a proven track record in being anti-tech and holding t
New York Times is doing this to hit their goal of 10 million subs by 2025. If they had 10 million subs in 2025 paying, you know, 100 bucks a year, you know, it's a billion dollars a year in revenue. Pretty great.
The New York Times is the Amazon of media. See, they're really on a massive acquisition.
But the New York Times looks at it and goes, well, we can reduce our churn. We already have subscribers.
it's probably a great purchase, it's probably a great deal for the New York Times
That is a great deal for the New York Times because the Athletic has a great subscriber base.
The New York Times has launched a Telegram channel.
You layer on link baiting on top of that. You layer on their desire to get subscribers by picking a side. Like the New York Times, you know, felt like left moderate, but now it feels like it's MSNBC and then other people feel like they're going super far to the right to catch up to Fox. And it's just gross to even click on those links. Like every week here in Silicon Valley, we have another tech company when the New York Times is just dunking on them and trying to destroy them.
If the guy appears to be on the run, there are likely multiple lawsuits and multiple legal investigations. Like we've confirmed, I think that the SEC and the DOJ were investigating him even before the collapse of FTX. So you have like actual legal questions swirling about the, the behavior that is not the time to do a smoochie let's get inside his head piece where it's just like, well, maybe he just like, um, got distracted as opposed to reportedly built a back door into his own system. So he co
The piece was softball piece. It was a softball piece.
the new york times the big networks were were very very powerful and had and were in the process of really i think profoundly discrediting themselves
the new york times would put out it it's edition that midnight and if you wanted to know what had happened say in new york city during the day you could wait for that or i could and that's where i saw an opportunity or i could just write it down and blog it and you could see it 10 hours earlier
if you go back like 50 years ago, you had Walter Cronkite saying, and that's the way it is, everyone believed him. And then the New York Times was the paper of record and people believe that's fit to print, right? Exactly. And so but that's been steadily eroding for decades. And now the internet is the final erosion of that. And, and look, I think that's, it's not an alter, it's not a bad thing. Because in order for journalism to work, you need all the journalists to buy into a certain code of j
Like there's there's no point calling the New York Times to figure out what the hell is going on in the world. Really what they should be doing is deep analysis.
Yeah, I mean, the New York Times, Washington Post will run an AP story from time to time. Exactly. Not all the time, but from time to time.
yang cared too much ultimately his achilles heel was caring too much about the very online voices on twitter like the new york times and we've just seen that eric adams has proved it's all a house of cards nobody really cares what they think
the new york times is trying to get andrew yang cancelled and to get more people to subscribe uh by being part of the woke mob
This is why a lot of people feel the journalists at the New York Times shouldn't be on Twitter, because it creates this murky relationship.
So much ado about nothing in a way, but it does speak to just how lost the New York Times is in their ability to just be objective and cover a story.
this is where Kevin Roos makes the cardinal sin of making himself the story. And I think that that's the big angle here is that the New York Times is writing a story about themselves and their relationship with Facebook, which is incredibly complicated because Facebook is also giving millions of dollars to the New York Times, I believe cynically in an attempt to curry favor with them.
No, and it came from his dad. And they have a super complicated relationship. And so it was like the one person where you couldn't have necessarily guaranteed what would come out of Errol's mouth. And it was still so supportive of Elon.
And isn't the New York Times run by a family of four? That's not really that poor.
Has anybody stayed neutral, Matt? I mean, like, if you look at Reuters or AP, it's clear the New York Times, MSNBC, they've just gone full. Subscribe to us if you hate Trump. You know, we're going to give you what you want.
The New York times knows that the ACLU knows that. And so, yeah, I think they're all not, it's not just that they've lost their credibility and can't get it back, which is absolutely true. As Matt said, it's also that they're now captive to that kind of, uh, prison cell that they built for themselves, chasing the sugar high that Trump provided.
The New York Times had severe financial difficulty. There was talk about whether they would have to declare bankruptcy because their balance sheet was drowning in debt and Trump saved them all.
And so what's happened is journalists have became tribal, they get big followings, they give spicy takes, they pick a side, and then their compensation follows it. And that's why New York Times said, Can we all stop on Twitter? And they literally put an edict out.
to you know they were leaning they didn't expect them to pick a side do you think we
show me the washington post new york times that's like digging in to that malfeasance or that lack of oversight and holding them accountable in a way that you feel exposes this problem to create change
He could have a partnership with the New York Times.
the mainstream media, the New York Times and so on, quotes ISW. If you go look at the citations, it is the single most cited authority by the mainstream media and they are consistently wrong.
when I left the New York Times, the free press was barryweiss.substack.com, and it began as a reactionary product, honestly. Like, now it's transformed itself. But it began as me being so pissed that they were ignoring and lying about so much.
And what we're desperately trying to do at the free press is to be the bridge. And what I mean by that is to marry the standards that you would once expect from a place like the Washington Post or the New York Times. In other words, everything is rigorously fact checked. When we get something wrong, we publicly correct it. Like all of those old rules, but marrying them to the sort of political freedom of the new world.
I think I began at The New York Times as a reformer, believing that I could make a difference. And God bless the people who are still trying to do that. I think there's a role for both. I think what has made me more of a radical, not politically, but just in terms of my posture, has been that I've become someone who believes that the way to change those institutions is not to give money to those places or join the board of them or delude yourself with the idea that you can transform them from wi
The thing that began at the margins and at the fringe has moved into the center of American institutional life. And that is the story of the transformation of The New York Times.
the very places that used to be feeders to the New York Times were no longer feeding in your sort of standard center left liberal Democrat. They were feeding in a kind of person who believed in something like revolution and believed that their job was to foment that inside the New York Times.
if you look at the kinds of people that work at the New York Times, they went to the same 10 boarding schools or fancy schools and the same 10 colleges, and they marinated in the same set of ideas, and they want their kids to go to the same schools in Brooklyn Heights or the Upper West Side. And that creates this very particular group thinking phenomenon.
something like 95 to 98 percent of readers at the New York Times, and I'm choosing that only because it's the experience I know most intimately, regard themselves as liberals or progressives.
Once the business model shifted, you no longer were as concerned about, although you still are to some extent, about enraging, you know, Procter & Gamble. You're worried about enraging the reader, right? This is the phenomenon that so many people have talked about, which is audience capture
I read that. And I thought, this is the peak of these deals. These deals will only go down in terms of dollar value from here.
I do think that this outpouring of support does illustrate something important, which is just how much power and respect the New York Times has lost. You know, 10 years ago, if the New York Times ran a hit piece on somebody, even if other people didn't like it, they wouldn't want to say anything because they'd be afraid that they would be the next target. And that mystique and that fear has completely broken down. People kind of see the New York Times for what it is, which is basically a bunch o
The New York Times all of a sudden sees this information, probably doesn't bother to do the diligence, has a bunch of positive mentions, starts to pump him up as a leader of some kind of nefarious, crazy, scary rebellion.
I think they will in the next five years do something so egregious and over the line, akin to some sort of libel or some sort of statement that it turned out to be completely false. They will get sued. And I hope when that settlement happens, the person says, I do not want to get paid the $4 billion. I want this to be turned in kind into a nonprofit and into a public trust, and then shuts it down.
I don't have a New York Times or Washington Post or New Yorker subscription anymore after a lifetime of having all three because they're totally irrelevant. They mean nothing. They're speaking to no one.
Gray-market attention, not quality. 50+ HN mentions (peak 1237 points). Claim-shaped headlines are rumors until corroborated — a Tier-3 factual claim carries no evidentiary weight on its own. Risk drivers: heavy gray-market attention. ▲ 1237 New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data 2020-05-19 ↗
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community.hn.max_points | 1237 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | normalized | 0.20 |
community.hn.mentions | 50 | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | normalized | 0.20 |
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community.hn.rumors | [{"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43368183", "title": "New York Times shut down Tor Onion service", "points": 251, "created_at": "2025-03-14", "evidence_type": "rumor", "verification_stat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-14 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.rumors | [{"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43368183", "title": "New York Times shut down Tor Onion service", "points": 251, "created_at": "2025-03-14", "evidence_type": "rumor", "verification_stat | observed | artifact ↗ | 2025-03-14 | normalized | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23235141", "title": "New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data", "points": 1237, "created_at": "2020-05-19"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-07-18 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23235141", "title": "New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data", "points": 1237, "created_at": "2020-05-19"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2026-08-16 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23235141", "title": "New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data", "points": 1237, "created_at": "2020-05-19"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-05-19 | superseded | 0.20 |
community.hn.top_story | {"url": "https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23235141", "title": "New York Times phasing out all 3rd-party advertising data", "points": 1237, "created_at": "2020-05-19"} | observed | artifact ↗ | 2020-05-19 | superseded | 0.20 |
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