(Bloomberg) -- The New York Times Co. will launch a new, podcast-only subscription plan in October that will require listeners to pay for access to the back catalogs of its most popular shows.

The New York Times is making a significant change to how its podcast business works on two of the largest third-party podcast platforms: Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The Times will launch podcast ...

The Times urges subscribers to “share your love of The Times with this single-rate solution—without the cost of four separate subscriptions. The new program had been announced earlier.

New York Times to Launch Podcast Subscription Plan for Shows Like ‘The Daily’ The offering will cost $6 a month, or $50 a year, to listen to past episodes of popular titles for people who don ...

The New York Times is partnering with Apple and Spotify to host a subscription service for many of its popular podcasts, the company announced this week. Starting next month, listeners of New York ...

The New York Times Company consistently grew its digital-only average revenue per user (ARPU). ARPU increased to an impressive $9.54 in the first quarter from $9.21 in the year-ago period.

The New York Times can't live on news alone, so it's turning to bread.. The Times is launching a new subscription service for its cooking vertical, the most recent in a series of experiments into ...

The New York Times is making a significant change to how its podcast business works on two of the largest third-party podcast platforms: Spotify and Apple Podcasts.. The Times will launch podcast ...