Thread: The NYT takes on the NYT
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Old 10-05-2014, 09:56 AM   #4
fjtorres
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I'm not the one bringing this up now.
She does:

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Then there was the Page 1 article in August about a full-page ad criticizing Amazon, signed by 900 authors, that was scheduled to appear in The Times two days later.
Noting that ads normally don’t become front-page news, some commenters also objected to Mr. Streitfeld’s seeming dismissal of an opposing petition with nearly 8,000 signatures. He described it as a “rambling love letter” to Amazon.
It's been a talking point for months: buy an NYT ad, get fawning editorial coverage for free two day before.
BOGO.

Anybody with a problem, take it up with Streitfield.
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