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Posted by Peter M. Zollman 11:12 AM February 1, 2006
'Core' or 'Ancillary'?
The Web is no longer "ancillary" to the future of the New York Times; it's now "core" and has more readers than the print edition, according to this report on comments by Times chairman and publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. at the World Economic Forum. Sulzberger said the print edition still generates substantially more revenue than online.
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