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The paper’s forthcoming “curated” news app NYT Now ($8 a month) “greets you with a briefing that says, ‘Good morning,’” Poynter reports, among other things. “I know it sounds relatively trivial,” said editor Cliff Levy, but testers said, “Wow, the New York Times has never talked to me like that before.” For the real fans, Times Premier ($45 a month, or $585 a year) offers insider info, free e-books, handpicked bonus crossword puzzles, and more, but does not yet sing you to sleep at night.
