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From the title one would assume they are no longer translating their site in Spanish which of course is not the case, rather than had a site run from Mexico Cit
by heavymark 7y ago
From the title one would assume they are no longer translating their site in Spanish which of course is not the case, rather than had a site run from Mexico City that didn't prove financially viable. "Moving forward, editors will continue to translate signature journalism into more than a dozen languages — including Spanish, which will continue to appear at www.nytimes.com/es — as part of our core mission, and we will increase investment in the expansion of these broader translation efforts.
This change does not affect our coverage of Latin America, which will remain robust with dedicated staff based in Medellin, Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro."
- caiob 7y ago> This change does not affect our coverage of Latin America, which will remain robust with dedicated staff.. in Rio de Janeiro” Last time I checked the NYT did not have a Portuguese version.
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- cirgue 7y ago"Major US brand tries to enter well-developed foreign market, faces challenges, abandons attempt." This happens all the time. It shouldn't be surprising that it is hard to compete with a) the already-translated version of your own paper, and b) the spanish-language print news media.