Months after moving its Op-Ed columnists behind a "paywall," the New York Times will now 'disconnect' columnists' public e-mail addresses, RAW STORY has learned.
The Times has advised papers which receive their news content to remove any old e-mail addresses which they may have published alongside Op-Ed columns.
"The New York Times no longer provides public e-mail addresses for its Op-Ed columnists," a memo obtained by RAW STORY asserts. "With the advent of the paper's online program TimesSelect, subscribers are invited to contact columnists from within The Times' Web site, nytimes.com."
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It is unclear how non-subscribers will be able to contact individual columnists in the future.
