The sports desk has more than 35 journalists and editors. Read more at straitstimes.com.
NEW YORK - The New York Times said on Monday it is disbanding its sports desk and will rely on The Athletic for daily coverage of the beat, a move the newspaper said would not result in any layoffs.
The sports desk has more than 35 journalists and editors, according to a report in the Times. Its breakup is a big move for the newspaper, where sports coverage once played a major role with notable stories on Muhammad Ali, the Williams sisters and Tiger Woods. The Athletic has some 400 journalists covering more than 200 professional sports teams. It helped The Times in meeting its target of 10 million subscriptions three years ahead of schedule but has yet to turn a profit, with operating losses increasing to US$7.8 million in the last reported quarter.
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