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The New York Times has become the rare publisher proving that subscriptions and advertising can strengthen each other. Chief Advertising Officer Joy Robins explains how a subscriber-first model creates the engagement, trust, and data that fuel a thriving ad business. She also discusses how the Times’ bundle — from Games to The Athletic to Cooking — opened new surface areas for news-averse marketers, and why video is the big test for the NYT as it strives to become the Netflix of news.
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The New York Times has become the rare publisher proving that subscriptions and advertising can strengthen each other. Chief Advertising Officer Joy Robins explains how a subscriber-first model creates the engagement, trust, and data that fuel a thriving ad business. She also discusses how the Times’ bundle — from Games to The Athletic to Cooking — opened new surface areas for news-averse marketers, and why video is the big test for the NYT as it strives to become the Netflix of news.

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