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• New York Times: MasterCard Reports Dissappointing Holiday Sales

  [Guest post by DRJ] In an article dated December 26, 2007 (but available online at 3:00 PM EST Christmas Day), The New York Times reports “bleak” holiday sales based on disappointing MasterCard charges: “American consumers, uneasy about the economy and unimpressed by the merchandise in stores, delivered the bleak holiday shopping season retailers had expected, if not feared.

• Slamming The New York Times

  No, it is not John McCain's campaign. It is the San Francisco Chronicle of all media outlets. They blast the Times for it's report on McCain, calling it nothing more than gossip - and a discredit to the profession of journalism. The fact that some of McCain's advisers were "convinced the relationship had become romantic" in 2000 is not the same as them having evidence of infidelity.

• Why the New York Times Rejected John McCain’s Op-Ed

  Some of my more paranoid friends on the right see “liberal bias” in the decision of the New York Times to reject John McCain’s op-ed about Iraq. As their “evidence” they cite the fact that, just one week ago, the same paper published Barack Obama’s op-ed on the same topic. But New York Times editor David Shipley has made it clear that the paper wasn’t rejecting any op.

• Worse Than Worthless: Market Negatively Values the New York Times Company’s Flagship Newspaper

  In other words, they would have to pay you to take what is rapidly becoming Manhattan’s quaint little alternative newspaper off their hands. Yesterday, New York Times Company stock closed at $5.72. That is, by far, its lowest close in the 22 years presented in this chart at Yahoo!: Before today’s opening bell, the company is worth $822 million, Using conservatively adjusted numbers from a hysterially titled July 25 Business Week article about the company (”How Can The New York Times Be Worth So Little?”).

• Thermostat Outrage Hits New York Times

  The New York Times has done a story on the Impending Thermostat Outrage, here. It begins: The conceit in the 1960s show “The Outer Limits” was that outside forces had taken control of your television set. Next year in California, state regulators are likely to have the emergency power to control individual thermostats, sending temperatures up or down through a radio-controlled device that will be required in new or substantially modified houses and buildings to manage electricity shortages.

• Two years ahead of the New York Times

  Nice to see the New York Times writing about Markus Frind and his ugly Web site that’s making him $10 million a year! Of course, readers here knew about Markus way back in 2006. Nice to be ahead of the curve! Secret there? The Northern Voice conference. I’m really bummed I’m missing that this year. Markus is one of those people who has just an unbelieveable story, though.

• The New New York Times Building [Media]

  The former New York Times Building will get totally cute cafes and clothing stores--maybe even a big box retailer, like T.J. Maxx or Target! It'll also be the new headquarters for the investment...

• New York Times invests in… Wordpress?

  Yep. The commercial arm of the free blogging platform Wordpress — my favorite blogging software and the content management system powering Lost Remote — just got a second round of funding that includes an investment from the New York Times Company.

• New York Times To Obama: It's Not You, It's Us [Endorsements]

  As we speculated yesterday, the New York Times has thrown its weight behind Hill "The Rill Dill" Clinton, endorsing the former first lady to be the Democratic presidential candidate. To wit: "The...

• New York Times Wishes All Best To Rudy F****** Giuliani [Major Endorsements]

  Why did the New York Times even bother writing a Republican primary endorsement? And since they did, couldn’t they have found a single editorial board lackey who gave a shit? Look at this first...