Meredith Levien

CEO at The New York Times. Lucky mom. Faster through airports than anyone I've met. Reader, appreciator of funny people, Starbucks junkie.

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

This

[Jake Silverstein @jakesilverstein]

Just an incredible front page. So powerful

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

I’m proud to join @RobinHoodNYC to support New Yorkers hit hardest by the economic effects of COVID-19. Together we hope to get 1M people to give $10 or whatever they’re able to give. Every little bit helps. You can donate here if you’re so inclined 💚🙏
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[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

From April 6 until July 6, every high school in America will have free digital access to @nytimes journalism, thanks to a collaboration between The Times and @verizon. Proud we can help students stay informed during a time of uncertainty. Learn more: https://t.co/RvS7zMZpKz

[Sebastian Tomich @SebTomich]

Best dressed in 5G. Proud to see lots of great work with @Verizon @meredith_levien @diegoscotti come together live on the red carpet! Look out for more from us.

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

So proud to be a part of this with team @verizon and @diegoscotti

[NYTimes Communications @NYTimesPR]

“From camera shutter to newsroom in 5 seconds…” How @nytimesRD & Verizon are using 5G technology at the #Oscars to send back photos from the red carpet in LA to the @nytimes newsroom in near real-time.

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

@VranicaWSJ @KLemkau @DaveCBenoit @WSJ Excellent choice of @KLemkau who is a true boss and a force for good in every way possible, not least in lifting others

[Marcelo Claure @marceloclaure]

The #Unstoppable12 is raising money for @RSF_en. RSF’s presence around the world stands in defense of journalists' pursuit of fair reporting. Through @Meredith_Levien, COO of @nytimes, we’ve gained a renewed respect for those working in the press. Donate: https://t.co/mJv88t49Ry

[The New York Times @nytimes]

We have long reported on the inequalities women face — and the strides taken toward change. Our new ad traces women’s fight for equal pay and treatment in sports, through the lens of our journalism over the years.

[J(enna) Wortham @jennydeluxe]

"1619 is as important to america as 1776" -- @nhannahjones for the debut of the @NYTmag 1619 project https://t.co/dBejWS54XE

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

Welcome to the world ⁦@NYTParenting⁩ and big congrats to its many parents including ⁦@alexmaccallum⁩ ⁦@JessGrose⁩ @youngna ⁦@monicadrake⁩ https://t.co/ZB7A8YcvMB

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

@karaswisher @waltmossberg Thanks Kara and thanks Walt for flagging. We do routinely suppress subscribers from email campaigns, but I’d be happy to look into what went awry in this case. Do you mind sending me via DM the email address where you received this?

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

So proud of my pal, the incomparable @alexavontobel https://t.co/1fopcoo7TX

[Maria Ressa @mariaressa]

.@meredith_levien mentions this exceptional collaboration! Global news groups coming together for World Press Freedom Day 2018 https://t.co/Ecag3mOFB2 #dcnlive @rapplerdotcom

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

@lisaryanhoward to @iamsambee at #nytnewrules "I have a 16-year-old daughter, you have more influence over her than I do"

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

“Proximity, human connections are what changes behavior.” #stacybrownphilpot #nytnewrules ⁦@karaswisher⁩

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

"To survey the corridors of American business today is to find more men named "John" than women. And Harvard now has had more presidents named Larry (3) than female presidents (1)." @RBlumenstein #nytnewrules

[Eileen Murphy @NYTeileen]

the thriving @nytimes

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

@jason_kint Thanks Jason and to the many @DCNorg members who did this with us and especially to @droga5 and @drubs who made it happen

[Marc Lacey @marclacey]

A full-page ad in @nytimes that ought to be popular among journalists far and wide

[Meredith Levien @meredith_levien]

Worth seeing: 50 Years Later, It Feels Familiar: How America Fractured in 1968 https://t.co/tELGg6nhg7