Comparing the current results to its competitors, The New York Times reported Revenue increase in the 2 quarter 2026 by 11.17 % year on year. The revenue growth was below The New York Times's competitors' average revenue growth of 18.1 %, achieved in the same quarter.
The New York Times Company Net Income in the 2 quarter 2026 grew year on year by 12.63%, while most of its competitors have experienced a contraction in net income by -1.94 %.
The New York Times's Comment on Competition and Industry Peers
The New York Times Company operates in a competitive environment characterized by rapid and unpredictable changes. It faces competition across its business segments, including audience acquisition, subscriber growth, advertising, and licensing. Competitors include content creators, providers and distributors, news aggregators, search engines, social media platforms, streaming services, and AI companies. Its news and lifestyle products specifically compete with other providers of U.S. and global news and lifestyle information, including The Wall Street Journal.
Overall company revenue, increased less, than total company revenues, at 11.17 % and lost market share, to approximately 0.38 %. << More on NYT Market Share.
*Market share is calculated based on total revenue.
Publicly Traded Peers of The New York Times Company
Walt Disney Co Share Performance
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Walt Disney Co
Profile
Walt Disney Co operates as a diversified entertainment company, focusing on four main business segments: Media Networks, Parks, Experiences and Products, Studio Entertainment, and Direct-to-Consumer & International. The company generates revenue through the production and distribution of content across various media platforms, the operation of theme parks and resorts, merchandising, and the direct-to-consumer streaming services. Disney's business model revolves around creating and monetizing captivating content while leveraging its iconic brand and successful franchises to drive consumer engagement and loyalty.
News Corporation's business model revolves around media and entertainment. It is primarily involved in the creation, distribution, and monetization of various forms of news, information, and entertainment content. This includes owning and operating television networks, film production studios, newspapers, publishing houses, and digital media platforms. The company generates revenue through advertising, subscriptions, content licensing, and other related services.
The E.W. Scripps Company operates as a diversified media company, focusing on creating and distributing content across various platforms. Their business model involves generating revenue through advertising and subscription fees, while continuously adapting their strategies to the evolving media landscape.
Apple Inc.s business model centers on designing and selling a range of consumer electronics, software, and online services, with a strong focus on innovation and user experience. The company emphasizes vertical integration and brand loyalty through a cohesive ecosystem of products and services, including the App Store, Apple Music, and iCloud, which not only enhance customer engagement but also create diverse revenue streams.
The Arena Group Holdings Inc operates as a business-to-business company in the event and temporary infrastructure industry. They provide a wide range of event solutions, including temporary seating, structures, and interiors, along with project management and logistics services. Their business model focuses on offering comprehensive event solutions tailored to the specific needs of clients, ensuring successful and memorable experiences.
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