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 [[Michelle Goldberg]], as a writer for the student paper The Spectrum of the State University of New York, called for the violent assault of anti-abortion activists.<ref>Violence flourishes in the pro-abortion movement, The Interim, January 7 2000 http://www.theinterim.com/activism/violence-flourishes-in-the-pro-abortion-movement/ https://archive.is/EYrpp</ref> In December 2018, Goldberg defended [[Ilhan Omar]] in a column titled "Anti-Zionism isn’t the same as Anti-Semitism." <ref>David Harsanyi, Yes, Anti-Zionism Is The Same As Anti-Semitism, The Federalist, January 8 2019, https://thefederalist.com/2019/01/08/yes-anti-zionism-is-anti-semitism/</ref> Goldberg is married to Times writer [[Matt Ipcar]], a member of [[Blue State Digital]].
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 * [[Raul E. Cesan]] - Director since 1999
 * [[Ellen Marram | Ellen R. Marram]] - Director since 1998
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-* The New York Times article gave favorable coverage to [[Anita Sarkeesian]] of [[Feminist Frequency]] whose writer [[Jonathan McIntosh]] had previously<ref>Mimi Ito, Peer-Based Learning in a Networked Age, May 13 2010, https://archive.is/qByhZ</ref> worked for [[Mimi Ito]], the sister of New York Times board member [[Joichi Ito]].
+* The New York Times article gave favorable coverage to [[Anita Sarkeesian]] of [[Feminist Frequency]] whose writer [[Jonathan McIntosh]] had previously<ref>Mimi Ito, Peer-Based Learning in a Networked Age, May 13 2010, https://archive.is/qByhZ</ref> worked for [[Mimi Ito]], the sister of New York Times board member [[Joichi Ito]] and a board member of [[Wikipedia]].
 * [[Anita Sarkeesian]] had previously been highlighted by several of the [[Gamers are Dead]] articles which had proven collusion between the writers of multiple publications.
 * Sue Bohle is the longtime PR representative for [[Microsoft]] and handles PR for the [[Game Developers Conference]] and [[Penny Arcade Expo]].<ref>About Us, The Bohle Company, http://www.bohle.com/about-us/ https://archive.is/qOsPG</ref>

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 * [[Raul E. Cesan]] - Director since 1999
 * [[Ellen Marram | Ellen R. Marram]] - Director since 1998
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	: This “once-forbidden land,” as the Times refers to it in its advertising copy for the trip, is now open for business thanks to the nuclear deal — whose passage the journalists on these trips have strenuously advocated. Roger Cohen (who has referred to opposition to the deal as “foolishness dressed up as machismo”) and, in addition to her capacity as an editorial board member, Carol Giacomo (who has characterized Sen. Bob Menendez’s opposition as “pre-endorsement of war”) were prominent supporters of lifting sanctions on Iran in exchange for limits on its nuclear program.		: This “once-forbidden land,” as the Times refers to it in its advertising copy for the trip, is now open for business thanks to the nuclear deal — whose passage the journalists on these trips have strenuously advocated. Roger Cohen (who has referred to opposition to the deal as “foolishness dressed up as machismo”) and, in addition to her capacity as an editorial board member, Carol Giacomo (who has characterized Sen. Bob Menendez’s opposition as “pre-endorsement of war”) were prominent supporters of lifting sanctions on Iran in exchange for limits on its nuclear program.
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		+	New York Times columnist [[Farhad Manjoo]] called for [[Google]] to suppress news stories and opinion pieces questioning the health of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. <ref>Patrick Howley, New York Times Tech Columnist Calls on Google to Hide Hillary Health Info, Breitbart, 21 Aug 2016, http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/08/21/nyt-tech-columnist-calls-google-suppress-hillary-health-info/ https://archive.is/kBaXM</ref> Three weeks later, Clinton would collapse at a 9/11 memorial ceremony.<ref>Leslie Eastman, Clinton Collapse: Hillary rushed away from 9-11 ceremony, Legal Insurrecton, https://legalinsurrection.com/2016/09/clinton-collapse-hillary-rushed-away-from-9-11-ceremony/ https://archive.is/vv51U</ref>

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	New York Times Magazine published a cover story by [[Nathan Thrall]] about the BDS movement. Thrall is the director of the Arab-Israeli Project at the [[International Crisis Group]] which received $4 million from Qatar in 2017-2018, and has a history of writing approvingly of Hamas.<ref>Adam Kredo, Author of NYT Anti-Israel Piece Works for Group Funded by Qatar, Washington Free Beacon, March 29 2019</ref>		New York Times Magazine published a cover story by [[Nathan Thrall]] about the BDS movement. Thrall is the director of the Arab-Israeli Project at the [[International Crisis Group]] which received $4 million from Qatar in 2017-2018, and has a history of writing approvingly of Hamas.<ref>Adam Kredo, Author of NYT Anti-Israel Piece Works for Group Funded by Qatar, Washington Free Beacon, March 29 2019</ref>
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		+	The New York Times published an opinion piece by [[Gehad el-Haddad]], the official spokesman for the [[Muslim Brotherhood]], in which he described the fundamentalist movement as advocating "social justice, equality and the rule of law."<ref>Judith Bergman, The Muslim Brotherhood: Peddling Sharia as Social Justice, Gateway Institute, March 30 2017, https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/10132/muslim-brotherhood-social-justice</ref>

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-The New York Times fired executive editor [[Jill Abramson]] for refusing to mix the advertising and news
+The New York Times fired executive editor [[Jill Abramson]] who had resisted plans by [[Mark Thompson]] to mix the advertising and news departments. Abramson was replaced by [[Dean Baquet]]. <ref>By Jeff Gerth, In the digital age, The New York Times treads an increasingly slippery path between news and advertising, Columbia Journalism Review, June 28 2017 https://www.cjr.org/special_report/digital-age-the-new-york-times-slippery-path-news-advertising.php https://archive.is/8pniD</ref>
 : Dean Baquet, who has been executive editor of the paper since May 2014, says flatly that the traditional news-advertising divide has become a luxury the Times can no longer afford.

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	[[CAMERA]] accuses the New York Times of deliberately falsifying several aspects of the Arab-Israeli conflict.<ref>Gilead Ini, The Gray Lady Doth Protest Too Much, CAMERA, January 24 2017 http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_context=2&x_outlet=35&x_article=3558 https://archive.is/Y7Mha</ref> The editors of the New York Times inserted a section into a tourism article on the Israeli city of Jaffa to falsely claim that Jews expelled Arabs from the city. <ref>Elder of Ziyon, The @NYTimes bullied into publishing lie "most Arabs forcibly removed from their homes in Jaffa", March 16 2019, http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2019/03/the-nytimes-bullied-into-publishing-lie.html https://archive.is/FXV5J</ref>		[[CAMERA]] accuses the New York Times of deliberately falsifying several aspects of the Arab-Israeli conflict.<ref>Gilead Ini, The Gray Lady Doth Protest Too Much, CAMERA, January 24 2017 http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_context=2&x_outlet=35&x_article=3558 https://archive.is/Y7Mha</ref> The editors of the New York Times inserted a section into a tourism article on the Israeli city of Jaffa to falsely claim that Jews expelled Arabs from the city. <ref>Elder of Ziyon, The @NYTimes bullied into publishing lie "most Arabs forcibly removed from their homes in Jaffa", March 16 2019, http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2019/03/the-nytimes-bullied-into-publishing-lie.html https://archive.is/FXV5J</ref>
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		+	===Mixing Advertising and News===
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		+	The New York Times fired executive editor [[Jill Abramson]] for refusing to mix the advertising and news
		+	departments. At the direction of [[Mark Thompson]], Abramson was replaced by [[Dean Baquet]]. <ref>By Jeff Gerth, In the digital age, The New York Times treads an increasingly slippery path between news and advertising, Columbia Journalism Review, June 28 2017 https://www.cjr.org/special_report/digital-age-the-new-york-times-slippery-path-news-advertising.php https://archive.is/8pniD</ref>
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		+	: Dean Baquet, who has been executive editor of the paper since May 2014, says flatly that the traditional news-advertising divide has become a luxury the Times can no longer afford.

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 On May 1, 2015 the editorial board of the New York Times endorsed the [[HeartMob]] project of [[Emily May]] of [[Hollaback]], and the Gamergate Autoblocker of [[Randi Harper]] which blocks Twitter users who have discussed Gamergate. <ref>Enlisting Bystanders to Fight Online Abuse, New York Times, May 1 2015, http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/02/opinion/enlisting-bystanders-to-fight-online-abuse.html https://archive.is/2ZXMj</ref>
 After [[Mike Isaac]] wrote a straightforward news article on the resignation of [[Ellen Pao]] as CEO of [[Reddit]], [[David Streitfeld]] rewrote the article to praise Pao as "a hero to many" for fighting "the entrenched sexist culture of Silicon Valley." <ref>Comparing: It’s Silicon Valley 2, Ellen Pao 0: Fighter of Sexism Is Out at Reddit, NewsDiffs, http://newsdiffs.org/diff/934341/934454/www.nytimes.com/2015/07/11/technology/ellen-pao-reddit-chief-executive-resignation.html https://archive.is/waoD7</ref>