Pressreader is another app they provide, which allows for a lot of newspapers.Īlso, since the question was about Wirecutter, I believe every library in California has a NYTimes subscription. Then in the Lobby app there's books, and recently added a ton of magazines.

They also have newspaper access, 3 mo digital subscriptions to NY times if you want your own 'account' you just renew the subscription every 3 mo. All from home or wherever I have internet. I click on the library link and it takes me to a page to input my library card. For CR, Morningstar, WC, for instance, the link is on the website under e-resources. Check with your local library to see what digital resources they have. Other apps will sometimes have you login with your library card directly to their app. I'm intrigued by this! How does it work at your library? Do you have access using the onsite computers or is there a login of some kind?įor a website like this, you login with your library card through your library’s website, then it redirects to the site. We're able to get access to Consumer Reports, Wirecutter, and a boatload of other digital products. Your local library may have access to it. Will probably pay it since I refer to it so often. Total revenue was up 19% for the quarter, which Levien attributed to “strong digital subscription and total advertising revenue growth.” Because of that, she said, “profit grew despite and increase in costs.Sorry to see this one go behind a paywall - much like Consumer Reports. In the same quarter last year, they sat at 831,000. Print subscribers were down in the third quarter, which is not unusual for a news company. In a statement Wednesday, New York Times Company CEO Meredith Kopit Levien said, “This was our best third-quarter performance in both News and total net subscription additions since the launch of the digital pay model more than a decade ago, and, outside of 2020, our best quarter ever for digital subscription additions.” Notably, over 1 million are international. Of the 8.4 million, 7.6 million are digital. The storied paper now has 8.4 million subscribers overall, which puts it well on track to hit leadership’s goal of 8.5 million subscribers by year’s end and 10 million by 2025. The New York Times added 455,000 new digital subscribers in the third quarter of 2021, with 320,000 subscribing for journalism and the rest subscribing for games, cooking and Wirecutter, the product review site that was paywalled in September.

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