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Times

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100 articles accelerating

Six stories in 2025 Q4 marked a shift toward Times-linked investigations of Trump-era policy, AI, surveillance, and corporate power.

Who they are

Times is a media-company label whose coverage is closely entangled with New York Times references and reporting, appearing as a source and subject around technology platforms, politics, media, and public-interest investigations. Its strongest associations are with Facebook, Twitter, New York Times variants, Trump, Apple, Google, and Elon Musk.

The recent arc

Recent coverage peaked at six stories in 2025 Q4, after intermittent attention through 2024 and 2025. That period centered on New York Times investigations into the Trump administration’s handling of crypto enforcement and the overlap between David Sacks’ White House AI and crypto work and his investments, rather than on a single corporate operating story about Times itself.

The arc continues into 2026 with Times-attributed reporting on a Myanmar scam center and Trump’s purchases of major technology stocks on the day of his AI action plan. Earlier defining coverage included the New York Times’ copyright suit against OpenAI and Microsoft, followed by OpenAI’s fair-use response, making the outlet’s relationship to generative-AI companies a particularly consequential thread.

The tension

The central tension is between the Times’ role as a publisher and investigator and the technology and political systems it covers: OpenAI and Microsoft faced its copyright claims, while recent reporting scrutinized Trump-linked policy, crypto enforcement, surveillance, and AI influence. Its frequent co-occurrence with Facebook, Twitter, and Elon Musk also reflects the longstanding friction between major news publishers and the platforms that distribute, moderate, or challenge their reporting.

Why it matters

If this trajectory holds, Times-linked coverage will remain a useful lens on how AI development, platform governance, and federal policy redistribute power among publishers, technology companies, and political actors. The OpenAI litigation and Trump-era investigations suggest that both access to information and control over content, enforcement, and data will remain contested; the corpus does not establish how those disputes will resolve.

Times has appeared in 100 articles since 2015-10. Coverage peaked in 2025Q4 with 6 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Twitter, NYT, The New York Times.

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Coverage Timeline

2025-09-27
BBC 33 related

The UK unveils plans for a digital ID, which will be required to work in the country, to combat illegal immigration; the ID will be stored on people's phones

what we know and don't know so far Sam Trendall / PublicTechnology : Parties across the spectrum united in opposing Starmer's digital ID plan Jessica Nangle / UKTN : Government unveils new digital ID ...

2023-05-16
New York Times 56 related

EU regulators approve Microsoft's $69B Activision Blizzard acquisition after Microsoft made concessions to keep rivals' access to Call of Duty and other games

but the saga is ‘unlikely to end soon’ Sofia Wyciślik-Wilson / BetaNews : EU approves Microsoft's multi-billion-dollar Activision Blizzard acquisition despite UK and US opposition Arjun Kharpal / CNBC...

2022-06-21
New York Times 1 related

An investigation into Chinese government bidding documents details its huge surveillance apparatus, including ~500M cameras and extensive phone tracking tools

Times reporters spent over a year combing through government bidding documents that reveal the country's technological road map …

2021-04-10
CNBC 27 related

Amazon wins enough votes to beat union effort in Alabama; of the 3,215 ballots cast, there were 1,798 votes opposing the union and 738 votes in favor

it's shining a spotlight on how tilted the playing field is against unions during organizing drives. That could build support for the PRO Act—the most pro-union piece of legislation in decades https:/...

2021-01-07
The Verge

Facebook and Instagram have banned President Trump from posting for the next 24 hours citing two policy violations

The company follows Twitter in restricting Trump's presence  —  Facebook has blocked President Trump from posting on the site for 24 hours, the company said Wednesday evening.More:TechCrunch,Vox,Finan...

2020-10-07
New York Times 19 related

Sources: US House report investigating Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook's power has been delayed as Democrats and Republicans are split on the remedies

Good morning!  This Wednesday, let's take a deep breath … Karl Bode / Techdirt : Stop Pretending The Trump GOP Genuinely Cares About Monopoly Power Reuters : U.S. House antitrust findings on Big Tech ...

2020-04-29
The Times

Facebook poaches Tony Close, director of content standards at Ofcom, as director of content regulation; Ofcom is preparing to regulate social media companies

Matthew Moore / The Times : Tweets: @mattkmoore , @mrharrycole , @janinegibson , @tim2040 , @damiancollins , and @jbenton See also Mediagazer Tweets: Matthew Moore / @mattkmoore : Tony Close was plac...

2019-09-29
@alexstamos 6 related

[Thread] New UK-US treaty grants UK courts options similar to those of the US for obtaining message content, but won't change the status quo on E2E encryption

It's really early on a Sunday, so while I sip my coffee I'm also going to try to clear up a lot of confusion about the CLOUD Act created by poor reporting by The Times (of London) and Bloomberg. Here ...

2019-09-28
Bloomberg

Source: US-UK treaty, to be signed soon, will compel US-based platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp to share users' encrypted messages with British police

- Information will be shared in serious criminal investigations  — Social media firms to provide data under U.S. treaty with U.K. Tweets: @martinsfp Tweets: Martin Sfp Bryant / @martinsfp : What thi...

2017-10-23
Engadget 2 related

UK regulators order 450+ sites to remove casino games allegedly targeting the under-18 crowd, following an investigation by The Times

more than those who smoke or take drugs http://www.thetimes.co.uk/... http://twitter.com/...

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Quarterly Coverage

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Times has appeared in 551 tech news articles since December 2014, making it one of the most-covered entities in the archive. The biggest stories include Trump extends the TikTok ban deadline for a third time; there is no legal basis for the... and Anthropic says DeepSeek, MiniMax, and Moonshot violated its ToS by prompting Claude a.... Frequently covered alongside Google, Facebook, The New York Times, New York Times, and Twitter. Coverage has shifted toward funding, research themes and away from enterprise.

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2024Q2developer +23pts; consumer -18pts; competition +12pts
2024Q3enterprise +15pts; developer -23pts; consumer -5pts
2024Q4enterprise -16pts; developer +21pts; consumer +19pts

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