points by asdff 2 days ago | 0 comments
If there is such an unrealized margin why hasn’t it been eaten up by now? No one should be advertising on nyt at all if what you say is all thats going on.
[–] elictronic 2 days ago
[–] cowlevel 2 days ago
The NYT has been caught bullshitting at least a few times including one that started/worsened a major atrocity that's still ongoing
[–] rationalist 1 day ago
I have no idea if you're right or not, because you didn't substantiate your large claim - which is probably why you're being downvoted.
[–] inemesitaffia 2 days ago
Which one?
[–] jordanb 2 days ago
They famously cheerlead the Iraq War. Not sure if that's what OP meant
https://fair.org/home/20-years-later-nyt-still-cant-face-its...
[–] solyin 2 days ago
Businesses don't want to pay for marketing that doesn't work and the simple answer is targeted ads work. Advertising to anyone that reads the New York Times, when a business can target people that are searching for a couple of key words relevant to the business' product? Even if it's the company's money and not my own, I'd rather spend it on something with a provable ROI, not just blindly blowing money showing ads to people that wouldn't or can't buy the product.
The New York Times doesn't have to bullshit because people want to use it, thus it's a more trustworthy advertising point.