6 Jun 2009
If I didn’t fundamentally believe in The New York Times building and leveraging its way through, I couldn’t stick with it. I think the fact that we’ve got 20 million uniques, 3 million of whom are there all the time, that’s gotta be a business. Part of what I wonder about is people keep saying, “Well, when things get better …” What if the combination of secular and cyclical change that we have — what if this is normal? What if all the money that was sloshing around was in fact from the housing bubble, from easy credit, and that credit does not return? I think that’s a much more difficult and scary problem.
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David Carr [again]
What about all that money that was sloshing around? Hmm.
Dumenco’s Media People: New York Times Columnist David Carr - Advertising Age
