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Endemic advertising was rapidly decreasing, as cycling-related brands migrated more of their ad spend to cheaper and simpler Google, Facebook or other social media and big tech platforms. Print magazine subscription rates were collapsing as publishers increasingly gave away free digital news and editorial content. At that time, we estimated that there might be some 50 viable cycling media entities – ranging all the way from large and well-established legacy print magazines and websites to small podcasters, YouTubers, video producers, and independent “labor of love” bloggers. Introduction: In 2019, The Outer Line published a detailed analysis of the pro cycling media marketplace, highlighting over-capacity and predicting an imminent consolidation and industry downsizing. BRAIN published his earlier analysis of the cycling media in 2019. This piece ran on The Outer Line last month. Previously, he ran a boutique investment banking business serving the environmental industry. He also is one of the founding partners of Pocket Outdoor Media, and is a minority shareholder in Outside, BRAIN's parent. He writes regularly for VeloNews, but is not involved in the management of the company. We're actively working with the Wirecutter Union to reach a collective bargaining agreement that continues to reward our employees for their work and contributions to The Times's success, and we look forward to continuing those negotiations at the bargaining table in early December,' she said.Editor's note: Steve Maxwell is the co-editor of The Outer Line, a pro cycling blog. 'The New York Times has a long history of productive relationships with unions to advance our shared objectives. The Times is working with the union to reach a deal, Danielle Rhoades Ha, the paper's vice president of communications, told Insider in an email. Times management has offered paltry guaranteed wage increases of only 0.5%, despite soaring inflation and cash flows,' the union said on its website. Yet our members have seen next to no financial benefit from their vital contributions to this success.

'Wirecutter continues to bring in record revenue for the Times, which is sitting on over $1 billion in cash. The union says The Times has 'slow-walked' negotiations, which have dragged on for two years.

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