New York Times CEO on Digital Subscribers, Social Media

The transcript discusses the growth of digital subscriptions, the impact of political events like the Trump presidency on this growth, and the importance of managing churn and building strong relationships with readers. It highlights the New York Times' efforts in journalistic experimentation, including virtual reality and podcasting, and explores distribution models and partnerships with tech companies. The transcript also touches on the friendly rivalry with the Washington Post, emphasizing the competitive yet collaborative nature of journalism.

What was the net increase in digital subscribers reported over the last couple of quarters?

What is the target number of digital subscribers the organization aspires to reach?

What factors contributed to the acceleration in digital subscriptions according to the text?

How does the organization view churn in relation to their subscription model?

What does the speaker mean by describing the business as a 'relationship business'?

What role do social media platforms play in the distribution of journalism according to the text?

How does the speaker perceive the competition with the Washington Post?