Inside The New York Times’ Big Bet on Games
Inside The New York Times’ Big Bet on Games
Wordle. Connections. Spelling Bee. Ye olde crossword. The ‘Times’ is home to beloved brainteasers that are helping boost the paper’s bottom line. As one staffer jokes, the “‘Times’ is now a gaming company that also happens to offer news.”
Wordle. Connections. Spelling Bee. Ye olde crossword. The ‘Times’ is home to beloved brainteasers that are helping boost the paper’s bottom line. As one staffer jokes, the “‘Times’ is now a gaming company that also happens to offer news.”
Every time an ad pops up on wordle my first guess is "fucks" I doubt they'd ever look that closely at the entries, but it's my way to protest. I remember the first time I had to use it, it only happened about once a month. Now there hasn't been a day my puzzle attempted (because my piss poor third world California Internet) to start without an ad in at least 6 months.
It's hurt my average, but fucks isn't the worst worst to start with.