
timeSpace is a new initiative from The New York Times that brings entrepreneurs to our headquarters to refine and grow their businesses. Over four months, you and your team will work out of 620 8th Avenue, meet with relevant Times staff, demo your product and teach/learn alongside entrepreneurs and employees who make their livings in digital media, technology and journalism. Our applicants are early stage companies focused on the media space with a product launched. They are small teams based in New York or open to working from New York for the duration of the program, and they have raised at least seed stage funding. The New York Times has six bureaus in the New York region, fourteen national news bureaus and twenty-four foreign news bureaus. We had 42.7 million unique visitors to NYTimes.com in July 2013 and have more than 1.8 million total print and digital subscribers. More importantly, we are journalists, developers, marketers, designers, product managers and more.
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