Does the Library have a subscription to the digital version of the New York Times?
The New York Times website began limiting free full text access to Times articles beginning March 28, 2011. Casual readers of the Times may not run up against this new paywall. Regular readers are most likely to notice the impact of this change. In the first phase of offering digital subscriptions, the Times is only offering individual, not site license, subscriptions. Individual digital subscriptions can only be established online with a credit card. Each digital subscription must be associated with an e-mail address, and each e-mail address must be associated with only one subscription. We recognize that the requirement that individuals subscribe puts up a barrier to some curricular uses of the New York Times. Other colleges and universities are in the same situation. Please note: The library continues to subscribe to several databases that provide same-day full-text access to content from the Times. As has always been the case with most of our subscription access, the full-text does
