New York Times Finds Growth Amid Trump's Jabs

The video discusses the New York Times' growth, focusing on its strong brand and digital transformation. Despite being labeled as a failing newspaper by Donald Trump, the Times has seen significant growth in digital subscribers, surpassing print. The company's strategic decisions during the financial crisis, such as retaining its newsroom, have contributed to its success. The video also touches on the potential sale of the Times, with the Salzburger family holding controlling shares and Carlos Slim owning a significant portion.

What has contributed to the New York Times' growth during the election cycle?

• Partnership with other newspapers

• Its strong brand and global resonance

• Reduction in newsroom staff

• Focus on print media

How does the New York Times' digital subscriber growth compare to its print subscribers?

• Both are growing at the same rate

• Print subscribers are growing faster than digital

• Digital subscribers have surpassed print subscribers

• Digital subscribers are fewer than print subscribers

Which newspaper is mentioned as having a slower digital growth rate compared to the New York Times?

• The Wall Street Journal

• USA Today

• The Washington Post

• The Guardian

What strategic decision did the New York Times make during the financial crisis?

• They reduced their newsroom staff

• They retained their newsroom

• They focused solely on digital content

• They sold a portion of the company

Who holds a significant economic interest in the New York Times?

• Rupert Murdoch

• Carlos Slim

• Jeff Bezos

• Warren Buffett