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The New York Times's Business Segments
The New York Times's reported revenue by business segment and by geographic region, quarterly and annual, normalized against the consolidated income statement. Free below: the top 3 rows per table, this quarter and this fiscal year. Subscriber access adds the full segment history and operating income by segment.
Segment Data As of Q1 FY2026
Reportable Segments
1
Largest Segment
Reportable
Total Revenue
$ 712
Regions Reported
-
Revenue Share by Reportable Segment - Q1 FY2026
- Reportable100%
Revenue by Reportable Segment - Q1 FY2026
| Segment | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Reportable | $ 712 | 100% |
Revenue by Product & Service Category - Q1 FY2026
- Subscription72.6%
- Advertising17.8%
- Affiliate, Licensing and Other Products and Services9.6%
Revenue by Product & Service Category - Q1 FY2026
| Category | Revenue (Millions) | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | $ 517 | 72.6% |
| Advertising | $ 127 | 17.8% |
| Affiliate, Licensing and Other Products and Services | $ 69 | 9.6% |
Product and service categories are a supplemental disclosure and are not required to sum to consolidated revenue or to the reportable segments above.
Description of The New York Times
The New York Times Company (the "Company") was incorporated on August'
26, 1896, under the laws of the State of New York. The Company is a diversified
media company including newspapers, television and radio stations, Internet businesses,
and forest products and other investments.
The New York Times Company is a diverse media conglomerate that operates across multiple segments, providing various products and services primarily centered around journalism, media distribution, and digital content.
Newspaper Group
Advertising Revenue
The Newspaper Group is a principal revenue driver for The New York Times Company, generated from selling advertising in its publications. This revenue is categorized into three primary segments:
1. National Advertising: This category includes advertisements from companies that target a wide audience across the United States. These ads are typically for national brands and services aiming to reach consumers regardless of their geographic location.
2. Retail Advertising: Focused on local businesses, this category encompasses ads from retailers that are primarily interested in reaching customers within specific geographic markets. This advertising is designed to drive immediate consumer action in local areas.
3. Classified Advertising: This includes ads for job postings, real estate, automotive sales, and other classified listings. While the classified segment has faced challenges due to the rise of online listing services, it remains a source of revenue for The New York Times.
Additionally, the company generates revenue from preprints, which are printed advertising supplements inserted into the newspapers.
Circulation
The New York Times is widely circulated across the United States and internationally. Approximately 53% of its weekday circulation (Monday to Friday) occurs in the greater New York City area, which includes New York City, Long Island, parts of upstate New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. On Sundays, this figure is roughly 49%. The company boasts the largest daily and Sunday circulation among U.S. newspapers, as verified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
The Times operates printing and distribution facilities in Edison, New Jersey, and Flushing, New York, and contracts with 18 remote print sites across the country. They also have agreements with various newspapers and delivery agents in the U.S. and Canada, facilitating the distribution of their publications.
City & Suburban Delivery Systems, Inc.
A subsidiary responsible for wholesale newspaper distribution, City & Suburban operates in New York City, Long Island, New Jersey, and parts of Connecticut, ensuring efficient delivery services for The New York Times and other publications.
New England Newspaper Group
This division includes two major newspapers:
1. The Boston Globe: Established in 1872, The Globe is a daily (Monday through Saturday) and Sunday newspaper that is predominantly circulated in the Boston metropolitan area, making it a vital source of news and journalism in New England.
2. Worcester Telegram & Gazette (T&G): Since its inception in 1866, T&G has provided daily news coverage, with its Sunday publication known as the Sunday Telegram, launched in 1884. Its circulation primarily covers Worcester County and northeastern Connecticut.
Both newspapers are printed at their respective facilities in Massachusetts, ensuring a robust local news presence.
About Group
The About Group encompasses an array of websites, including About.com, ConsumerSearch.com, and CalorieCount.com, focusing on content delivery in various sectors:
1. About.com: This platform aims to provide high-quality, expert-driven content on a plethora of everyday topics. It features over 900 topic sites supported by freelance experts known as Guides, contributing to a library of more than 3 million articles.
2. ConsumerSearch.com: This site consolidates consumer product reviews from both experts and users, offering recommendations on the best products based on thorough analysis.
3. CalorieCount.com: An online platform designed for weight management, it provides tools, nutritional information, and a community for social support, catering to individual users’ health goals.
The About Group generates revenue through various means, including cost-per-click advertising, display ads, and e-commerce strategies, such as sales lead generation.
Summary
The New York Times Company stands as a multifaceted entity with a strong foothold in both traditional print journalism and modern digital media. Its diversified revenue streams from advertising, circulation, and its digital portfolio reflect a strategic approach to adapting to the evolving media landscape while continuing to deliver high-quality content to its audience. The Companys commitment to journalism is underscored by its established presence in local and national markets, combined with its innovative digital offerings aimed at engaging users in meaningful ways. The effective integration of traditional newspaper distribution with digital content creation positions The New York Times Company as a leader in the media industry.
Newspaper Group
Advertising Revenue
The Newspaper Group is a principal revenue driver for The New York Times Company, generated from selling advertising in its publications. This revenue is categorized into three primary segments:
1. National Advertising: This category includes advertisements from companies that target a wide audience across the United States. These ads are typically for national brands and services aiming to reach consumers regardless of their geographic location.
2. Retail Advertising: Focused on local businesses, this category encompasses ads from retailers that are primarily interested in reaching customers within specific geographic markets. This advertising is designed to drive immediate consumer action in local areas.
3. Classified Advertising: This includes ads for job postings, real estate, automotive sales, and other classified listings. While the classified segment has faced challenges due to the rise of online listing services, it remains a source of revenue for The New York Times.
Additionally, the company generates revenue from preprints, which are printed advertising supplements inserted into the newspapers.
Circulation
The New York Times is widely circulated across the United States and internationally. Approximately 53% of its weekday circulation (Monday to Friday) occurs in the greater New York City area, which includes New York City, Long Island, parts of upstate New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. On Sundays, this figure is roughly 49%. The company boasts the largest daily and Sunday circulation among U.S. newspapers, as verified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
The Times operates printing and distribution facilities in Edison, New Jersey, and Flushing, New York, and contracts with 18 remote print sites across the country. They also have agreements with various newspapers and delivery agents in the U.S. and Canada, facilitating the distribution of their publications.
City & Suburban Delivery Systems, Inc.
A subsidiary responsible for wholesale newspaper distribution, City & Suburban operates in New York City, Long Island, New Jersey, and parts of Connecticut, ensuring efficient delivery services for The New York Times and other publications.
New England Newspaper Group
This division includes two major newspapers:
1. The Boston Globe: Established in 1872, The Globe is a daily (Monday through Saturday) and Sunday newspaper that is predominantly circulated in the Boston metropolitan area, making it a vital source of news and journalism in New England.
2. Worcester Telegram & Gazette (T&G): Since its inception in 1866, T&G has provided daily news coverage, with its Sunday publication known as the Sunday Telegram, launched in 1884. Its circulation primarily covers Worcester County and northeastern Connecticut.
Both newspapers are printed at their respective facilities in Massachusetts, ensuring a robust local news presence.
About Group
The About Group encompasses an array of websites, including About.com, ConsumerSearch.com, and CalorieCount.com, focusing on content delivery in various sectors:
1. About.com: This platform aims to provide high-quality, expert-driven content on a plethora of everyday topics. It features over 900 topic sites supported by freelance experts known as Guides, contributing to a library of more than 3 million articles.
2. ConsumerSearch.com: This site consolidates consumer product reviews from both experts and users, offering recommendations on the best products based on thorough analysis.
3. CalorieCount.com: An online platform designed for weight management, it provides tools, nutritional information, and a community for social support, catering to individual users’ health goals.
The About Group generates revenue through various means, including cost-per-click advertising, display ads, and e-commerce strategies, such as sales lead generation.
Summary
The New York Times Company stands as a multifaceted entity with a strong foothold in both traditional print journalism and modern digital media. Its diversified revenue streams from advertising, circulation, and its digital portfolio reflect a strategic approach to adapting to the evolving media landscape while continuing to deliver high-quality content to its audience. The Companys commitment to journalism is underscored by its established presence in local and national markets, combined with its innovative digital offerings aimed at engaging users in meaningful ways. The effective integration of traditional newspaper distribution with digital content creation positions The New York Times Company as a leader in the media industry.