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MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Star Tribune subscribers can receive one year of complimentary digital access to The New York Times under a new offer available to current and new print and digital subscribers.
The year begins when a subscriber redeems the offer. Access to The Times requires an active Star Tribune subscription and ends if that subscription lapses.
“This is an extraordinary addition to the value of a Minnesota Star Tribune subscription,” said Steve Grove, the Star Tribune’s publisher and CEO. “Our subscribers rely on us for indispensable journalism about Minnesota and our region. Now they can also get all of The New York Times free for one year, expanding their access to trusted reporting, information and experiences.”
Current subscribers will receive redemption instructions by email. The instructions also will be available at StarTribune.com. New subscribers can sign up at StarTribune.com/Subscribe.
“Through fact-based, independent journalism, The Times aims to help readers stay informed and deepen connections to their communities,” said Hannah Yang, The New York Times’ executive vice president and chief growth and customer officer. “By collaborating with the Minnesota Star Tribune, which provides strong local journalism to the area, we’re proud to support that work as we continue our commitment to the region’s vibrant media ecosystem.”
