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Posted at 05:44 PM ET, 07/07/2011

Kindle, Nook subscriptions now include NYTimes.com access

By Hayley Tsukayama

Kindle users can now scale the New York Times paywall. (TWP) Amazon and Barnes and Noble announced today that their respective e-readers, the Kindle and the Nook, now include free access to the New York Times Web site with a subscription.

Amazon announced about four months ago that Kindle subscribers to the New York Times would be granted free access. Barnes and Noble followed suit in early April.

Now, e-reader subscribers have access to all NYTimes.com news updates, opinion, blogs, video, interactive graphics and multimedia.

Kindle subscribers can scale New York Times paywall

Book lovers adopting e-readers at faster rates

By Hayley Tsukayama | 05:44 PM ET, 07/07/2011

Tags: e-Books

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