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Joseph Lelyveld, a former executive editor and foreign correspondent for The New York Times, who won the 1986 Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction for his book “Move Your Shadow: South Africa, Black and White,” died Friday at his home in Manhattan. He was 86.

“Who can afford to do professional work for nothing?” Bill Gates wrote those words in a landmark open letter in February 1976, calling on personal computer hobbyists to stop stealing software produced by the scrappy young “Micro-Soft” team without paying for it. Five decades later, the same sentiment sums up The New York Times Co.’s lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI this week. The suit alleges that the companies wrongly used vast amounts of copyrighted mater...

Looks like the holiday cheer is over for OpenAI. This morning, the New York Times Co. sued the model developer and Microsoft for copyright infringement,…

By IVY JACOBS Times Co-Editor Did you know that one of the premier photography studios is in Clay County? White Pine Manor is a unique photo studio. "The dream in purchasing this land was to bring...

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By IVY JACOBS Times Co-Editor At a recent board meeting, the Carbon Town Board members selected a new Town Marshal. "We are happy to have him," said Board President Mike Bemis. "Rob will be a perfect...

Guess whistleblowers just aren't all that cool anymore, given how the NYT and WaPo back-paged the damning allegations from IRS truth-tellers.

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The publisher and executive editor said the publication was shifting away from having one beat reporter per sports team to broader coverage.

NEW YORK and WASHINGTON —Bosses’ refusal to meaningfully bargain forced simultaneous public protests at two of the nation’s most-prominent newspapers, The New York Times and the Washington Post, the News Guild reported. At both papers, the unions cited corporate greed.