New Generation Times Publisher
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr succeeded his father as publisher, overseeing the newspaper's transition into the digital age.
Follow Arthur Ochs Jr Sulzberger through 8 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr succeeded his father as publisher, overseeing the newspaper's transition into the digital age.
The newspaper established an online edition, extending its journalism beyond the reach of print distribution.
The impeachment of President Bill Clinton generated months of constitutional and political reporting for the Times.
The attacks in New York and Washington led to intensive reporting on victims, rescue operations, security and war.
The Times exposed extensive fabrication and plagiarism by reporter Jayson Blair, prompting institutional scrutiny and editorial changes.
Reporter Judith Miller's imprisonment in a source protection dispute raised difficult journalistic and legal questions for the newspaper.
The New York Times introduced a metered digital subscription system to support online journalism through reader revenue.
The Times published investigative reporting on allegations against Harvey Weinstein, helping catalyse a global reckoning with sexual abuse.
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