After that, they will have to re-activate their membership. WSJ+: complimentary access to events, offers, and experiences (including travel, dining, and theater)Īll faculty & staff retain WSJ membership for one year after activating.A newsletter of curated content sent to your inbox every month.In addition to your subscription, a membership includes: Go to to activate your 'membership' and then go to 'the Journal' at Current subscribers can call 1-800-JOURNAL (1-80) to switch from their paid subscription to the membership through their campus and they will be refunded the remaining balance of their subscription. The Office of Library Services has negotiated with Dow Jones to allow all members of the CUNY community to access the Wall Street Journal! Everybody with a and email domain should now be able to activate a digital subscription. Start your subscription to The New York Times Digital now → the academic subscription limits the number of archives articles from 1923 to 1980 that can be downloaded.Apps are available for smart phones but tablet users should access the NYTimes at, and the academic subscription does not include an app for a tablet.

The academic digital subscription works as a regular digital NYTimes subscription with two exceptions: However, if the patron only has a monthly subscription, the New York Times will not issue a refund for that month. If a patron already has an annual subscription to the NYTimes, he/she can cancel it and will receive a refund. Once an account is created, access is available from anywhere with a NYTimes login.Īnyone who initiates an account will have an active subscription for one year from the date he/she creates the account. Earlier this summer, the Company launched gift articles, which allow subscribers to share up to 10 articles a month with nonsubscribers and in August, it announced subscriber-only newsletters, a curated collection of more than 15 new and existing News and Opinion newsletters available only to Times subscribers.The New York Times Digital is now available to all CUNY students, faculty and staff! The CUNY account now entitles all people with and email domains to acquire a subscription to the digital NYTimes. Wirecutter’s digital subscription is part of the Company’s efforts to add even more differential value to the subscriber experience. “This change is also a continuation of The Times’s push to invest in product experiences that enrich subscribers’s lives beyond reading the news, following on the heels of NYT Games and NYT Cooking.” “While Wirecutter will continue to be an affiliate business, diversifying its revenue sources will help ensure its long-term success and independence, as well as unlock additional business value that can be invested back into the business to serve subscribers,” said David Perpich, head of standalone products, The New York Times Company. A standalone subscription to Wirecutter is available for $5 every four weeks or $40 annually. New York Times All Access digital and home delivery subscribers will continue to receive unlimited access to Wirecutter’s 1,200+ product reviews, deals coverage and other guides to help them shop confidently online with their existing subscription. The New York Times Company announced today that Wirecutter, its product recommendation service, will institute a metered paywall, asking its frequent users to subscribe for unlimited access to its research and recommendations.

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