Trump’s media hatred turns digital failure into gold
The Trump effect helped double digital subscriptions
One of the world’s most venerable newspapers, the New York Times, is still feeling its way in adapting to the severe disruption the digital revolution has caused.
Digital revenue is still a pale shadow of the print advertising sales the newspaper has lost but it is chalking up some successes,
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 15 Jun 2017
Thu, 15 Jun 2017
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Trump’s media hatred turns digital failure into gold
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