It will vary based on what browser you use. “But at the bargaining table, management continues to counter our proposed salaries with offensive, dispiriting figures well below our competitors across the industry AND our colleagues at the Times. The short answer is yes, but there are a number of ways to make CSS changes stick across visits. And, of course, our parent company, is doing better than ever with more than $800 million in the bank and millions in dividends for investors,” the statement went on. Subscriptions will add to that bottom line. “Our business is stronger than ever, with record numbers of readers and revenue. 'Wirecutter' Moves To 'NYT' Site - The 'Wirecutter' site looks mostly the same and content will be housed in front of 'The New York Times' paywall. The union noted in the statement that readers will only be asked to subscribe after reading 10 articles in a single month. Subscribers to the Times’ premium digital service or home delivery will still get unlimited access to Wirecutter and won’t see a price increase. The Wirecutter Union, part of the NewsGuild of New York, is seeking a 300,000 increase to minimum salaries for its 65-person unit, all of whom are participating in the strike. The union statement came one day after it was announced that the product review site will be partially paywalled, with subscribers paying $5 every four weeks for stand-alone subscriptions, or $40 annually. We agree that our work is worth paying for! But the financial gains should be reflected in our members’ paychecks, not just the company’s coffers.”
On Twitter Wednesday, the union released a statement that said, “Today, launched a paywall for the guides that our unit members write, edit, shoot, produce, fact check, and copy edit. Unionized staffers at the New York Times’ Wirecutter are demanding a pay increase to go along with the site’s new paywall.
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