The New York Times is introducing advertising-supported branded watermarks that will be superimposed over a Tuesday to Saturday page of its public company stock listings in the Business Day section of the newspaper. The new ad format will appear on a periodic basis. The announcement came less than a week after Tribune Media Net - the national advertising sales organization for Tribune Co., publisher of the LA Times, Chicago Tribune, and Newsday, among others - touted its own ability to run watermarked logos, cascading stairs, and other unusual ad options.
The New York Times’ branded watermark will occupy a full page of tabular stock listings and will include the advertiser’s message on the bottom of the page.
The New York Times Company recently announced that it would cut 500 job at its many properties, which affected about 250 positions at The New York Times Media Group.
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