Feminists put up with a lot: the mainstream media constantly announcing the movement's death, mansplainers, stereotypes about Birkenstocks. The whole ...

NEW YORK -- New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson recently met with Atlantic Editor-in-Chief James Bennet and discussed the possibility of him...

After Politico published a story in which unnamed sources at the New York Times said that executive editor Jill Abramson was "very, very unpopular," m...

Great googly-moogly, newspaper fans! According to this piece in Politico today, New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson has "lost the newsroom."...

Is Jill Abramson already on her way to losing the loyalty of the New York Times staff? Or are New York Times staffers just "whiny" and sexist? That...

The New York Times is the most important newsgathering source in the U.S. and, in that capacity, a public trust in which we all have an interest. Times readers deserve a more detailed analysis of the quarterly report and the company's strategies.

New York Times editor Jill Abramson said in an interview on Wednesday that the recent buyouts and layoffs that hit her paper were "painful" but necess...

New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson took a moment away from rearranging her masthead to appear on Alec Baldwin's WNYC podcast ...

New York Times editor Jill Abramson told staffers on Monday that the paper's aggressive buyout program resulted in "far fewer layoffs" than she antici...

The deadline for buyouts -- and possible layoffs -- at the New York Times is fast approaching (see update below). The paper is looking for 30 staff...

New York Times editor Jill Abramson has been "begging" with senior editors at the paper to step down, New York magazine reported Friday. The Times ...

The New York Times said on Monday that it will offer buyouts to some of its newsroom staff, and may lay journalists off if not enough people accept th...

With a team of New York Times reporters aggressively investigating the BBC scandal in which their parent company's brand new C.E.O., ex-BBC chief Mark...

The New York Times's Jill Abramson issued a new policy forbidding "after-the-fact quote approval," except when it's OK. And, she's right on both counts. You can't legislate good journalism. The ultimate responsibility will remain where it's always been: In the audience.

Jill Abramson gave an optimistic update about the state of the New York Times in a wide-ranging interview on Thursday's "Morning Joe." Abramson, t...

NEW YORK -- Buffalo News editor Margaret Sullivan, who was named Monday the next public editor at The New York Times, says journalism is at "a crossro...

The editor of the New York Times defended the paper's reporting of classified information on Sunday. The Times has, once again, been embroiled in a...

The media world has been going through a period of intense change for over a decade, but, as New York Times editor Jill Abramson noted on Monday, not ...

Jill Abramson has been bumped as Barnard's commencement speaker in favor of President Obama. On Saturday, the college announced that Obama will de...

DES MOINES, Iowa -- Following days of saturation caucus coverage, Washington Post chief correspondent Dan Balz was reminded Monday of a fortune cookie...

The New York Times raised its daily price to $2.50 today. I thought back to the penny press at the turn of the last century and wondered what such a paper would cost today, inflation adjusted. Answer: a quarter.

NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Times Co. said Tuesday that it will sell its group of 16 small, regional newspapers to Halifax Media Holdings LLC for $...

NEW YORK -- New York Times staffers unhappy with management are letting publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. know it. In recent days, more than 270 current...

The New York Times announced on Tuesday that design director Tom Bodkin has been promoted to deputy managing editor, effective January 1, 2012. Bo...