'And it is with a strange mixture of consternation and disbelief that I must admit: They are fantastic. We offer a range of subscription types that provide digital access to The New York Times. Send us an email or a tweet, or simply use the contact form below. 'Somehow, some way, I became the owner of not one but two backyard bounce houses,' writes a Wirecutter tester. Have questions or thoughts you’d like to share about these changes? We want to hear them.
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Our community code of conduct and moderation policies remain the same. Q: How does this change affect my privacy when I’m browsing the site? Does this affect your privacy policy?Ī: Our privacy policy now operates under The New York Times’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Our new logo better represents our work, collaboration, and shared mission with The Times today.
Q: Can you tell me more about your new logo?Ī: We’ve come a long way from our ASCII days. Those things will never change-helping readers make the right buying decisions will always come first. But as always, our writers and editors are never made aware of any business relationships we may have with various retailers, and we will continue to make our picks independent of all business and financial interests. If you click a link on our site and buy something we recommend, we may receive a commission. Q: How does this affect Wirecutter as a business? Will I still see affiliate links to Amazon and other retailers?Ī: Our business model remains unchanged. The New York Times on Twitter: 'Our Wirecutter experts tested more than a dozen flower delivery services, and this ones stylish arrangements were the most beautiful, the freshest, the most well packaged, and the easiest to order. Our editorial team will continue to work independently from The Times, but you can look forward to future collaborations across the site. By moving to, we’ll be able to reach and help even more readers. Q: Why did you move to ? Can I expect to see the same reviews and reporting from the same team I’ve come to trust?Ī: We’ve shared journalistic DNA with The New York Times even before the company acquired Wirecutter in 2016, and our approach to journalism remains true to the mission that powers The Times: Seek the truth and help people understand the world. We’ve created this page to answer our readers’ questions about what has changed and what this means for the work that we do (spoiler: not a whole lot). One of the most important aspects of our work is being transparent about the changes we make that affect our readers-be it an updated pick, acknowledgment of a sudden recall, or in this instance, a new logo and a new address on the Web. At Wirecutter, we pride ourselves on conducting rigorous and thoughtful real-world testing to help make our readers’ lives better.
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