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NY Times debuts “All In” campaign

The following excerpt was sent out from The New York Times:

The New York Times has launched its new campaign “All In” focusing on all of The Times, all together. This campaign celebrates the uniquely compelling breadth of the All Access subscription and the value of the ultimate New York Times experience.

This is the first time The Times’s marketing team has created a marketing campaign that focuses on our essential subscription strategy and All Access bundle. The Times’s 2023 marketing work will continue to highlight the breadth of our report and our suite of products from Games to Cooking to Wirecutter and The Athletic.

Created by The New York Times in-house creative team, and set to the rhythm of Parliament’s “Together,” The Times’s new campaign centers on the word “All” and emphasizes and illustrates the value of subscribing to the ultimate New York Times experience.

From reflecting on major cultural moments to pursuing a new passion, subscribers use Times journalism as inspiration to fuel their lives. This campaign showcases what readers and subscribers unlock when they subscribe — from News, Games, Cooking, Wirecutter, The Athletic and more. This marketing campaign is also timed to our first-ever All Access sale.

The integrated campaign will be featured across The Times ecosystem as well as TV, digital, out-of-home, social and audio spots.

The Times will be launching the next phase of our marketing in spring 2023, focusing on how The Times means more than news to its readers and subscribers, and continuing to celebrate the breadth and depth of our world-class journalism.

Mariam Ahmed

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