The New York Sun Lifts Paywall as Strike at the New York Times Leaves Election Coverage in the Balance

‘There are times when we’re called upon to put our responsibility as an essential organ of American democracy above all else,’ the Sun’s chief revenue officer announced. ‘Today is one of those days.’

A.R. Hoffman
Mayor Adams with, from left, Editor Seth Lipsky, Publisher Dovid Efune, and Mushka Efune with a promotional handout announcing the relaunch of the Sun on an expanded online platform. A.R. Hoffman

The New York Sun removed its paywall for 48 hours, beginning at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the Sun’s chief revenue officer, Ben Friedmann, has announced

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