Which publisher earnings reports are in this directory?

The directory covers listed news publishers that report digital subscription figures every quarter: The New York Times Company, Dow Jones (the News Corp segment that publishes The Wall Street Journal), USA TODAY Co. (formerly Gannett), and Lee Enterprises. Each quarter shows revenue, digital subscribers, digital subscription revenue, and profit, with a link to the filing.

Where do the figures come from?

Every number is copied from the company's own quarterly earnings release, filed with the SEC as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K. Each card links to that filing. Nothing is estimated: when a release doesn't state a metric, the directory shows Not reported instead of calculating one.

Why isn't the Financial Times included?

The Financial Times is owned by Nikkei, which is not publicly listed, so the FT does not publish quarterly earnings reports. The directory only includes publishers whose results are public.

Why do the quarters not match each company's own labels?

Publishers use different fiscal years. News Corp's year ends June 30 and Lee's ends in late September, so the quarter News Corp calls fiscal Q4 2026 covers April to June 2026. The directory groups results by the calendar quarter they end in, so you can compare the same months side by side, and shows each company's own fiscal label too.

Are the subscriber numbers comparable between publishers?

Not exactly. The New York Times, USA TODAY Co., and Lee report digital-only subscribers at the end of the quarter, while News Corp reports the average number of Wall Street Journal digital-only subscriptions during the quarter. Profit measures also differ, from adjusted operating profit to segment EBITDA. Each card labels the metric the way the company reports it.

How often is the directory updated?

New quarters are added after each company releases results, usually four to nine weeks after the quarter ends. Sign up for alerts on this page to get an email when new quarterly reports are added.

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Publisher Earnings Reports

The latest quarterly results from listed news publishers, side by side: revenue, digital subscribers, digital subscription revenue and profit. Filter by publisher or quarter; every figure links to the company's own filing.

Official filings onlyUpdated Oct 16, 2026

Publisher

Calendar quarter

Latest reported quarter · 4 publishers

The New York Times

The New York Times Company · NYSE: NYT

Q2 2026

Quarter ended Jun 30, 2026 · reported Aug 5, 2026

Total revenue: $762.5M; +11.2% year over year
Digital-only subscribers: 12.80M
Digital-only subscription revenue: $407.9M
Adjusted operating profit: $155.3M

Source filing Read our breakdown

The Wall Street Journal

Dow Jones (News Corp) · Nasdaq: NWSA

Q2 2026

Fiscal Q4 2026 · Quarter ended Jun 30, 2026 · reported Aug 5, 2026

Dow Jones revenue: $644M; +7% year over year
WSJ digital-only subscriptions: 4.47M; Average for the quarter
Dow Jones circulation & subscription revenue: $521M
Dow Jones segment EBITDA: $181M

Dow Jones is a News Corp segment. Subscriptions are the quarter's average; circulation and subscription revenue includes professional information products such as Factiva.

Source filing Read our breakdown

USA TODAY Co.

USA TODAY Co., Inc. (formerly Gannett) · NYSE: TDAY

Q2 2026

Quarter ended Jun 30, 2026 · reported Aug 6, 2026

Total revenue: $536.3M; -8.3% year over year
Digital-only paid subscriptions: 1.44M
Digital-only subscription revenue: $45.6M
Total adjusted EBITDA: $56.9M

Renamed from Gannett Co., Inc. in November 2025 (previously NYSE: GCI). Subscriptions include Newsquest in the UK.

Source filing

Lee Enterprises

Lee Enterprises, Incorporated · Nasdaq: LEE

Q2 2026

Q3 FY2026 · Quarter ended Jun 28, 2026 · reported Aug 6, 2026

Total operating revenue: $126.0M
Digital-only subscribers: 584K
Digital-only subscription revenue: $21.8M
Adjusted EBITDA: $18.4M

Lee's releases do not state a percent change for total revenue, so none is shown.

Source filing

Figures are copied from each company's quarterly earnings release filed with the SEC and are provided for research only, not investment advice. Adjusted profit measures are non-GAAP. Always check the linked filing before citing a number.

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Publisher earnings, with a subscription lens

Quarterly earnings reports are the most reliable public benchmark for how news subscription businesses are doing. They are also scattered across investor-relations sites, use different fiscal calendars, and bury the subscriber numbers in long press releases. This directory pulls the figures publishers care about into one place: how many people pay for digital access, what that brings in, and how profitable the business is.

Results are grouped by calendar quarter, so News Corp's fiscal Q4 sits next to The New York Times' Q2 for the same April to June period. Where we have written a breakdown of a quarter, the card links to it.

How to use the earnings directory

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Select a publisher to see its latest quarter and a quarter-by-quarter history table.

Compare a quarter

Choose a calendar quarter to line up every publisher's results for the same three months.

Check the source

Every card links to the earnings release on SEC EDGAR, and to our breakdown where one exists.

Frequently asked questions

Which publisher earnings reports are in this directory?: The directory covers listed news publishers that report digital subscription figures every quarter: The New York Times Company, Dow Jones (the News Corp segment that publishes The Wall Street Journal), USA TODAY Co. (formerly Gannett), and Lee Enterprises. Each quarter shows revenue, digital subscribers, digital subscription revenue, and profit, with a link to the filing.
Where do the figures come from?: Every number is copied from the company's own quarterly earnings release, filed with the SEC as Exhibit 99.1 to a Form 8-K. Each card links to that filing. Nothing is estimated: when a release doesn't state a metric, the directory shows Not reported instead of calculating one.
Why isn't the Financial Times included?: The Financial Times is owned by Nikkei, which is not publicly listed, so the FT does not publish quarterly earnings reports. The directory only includes publishers whose results are public.
Why do the quarters not match each company's own labels?: Publishers use different fiscal years. News Corp's year ends June 30 and Lee's ends in late September, so the quarter News Corp calls fiscal Q4 2026 covers April to June 2026. The directory groups results by the calendar quarter they end in, so you can compare the same months side by side, and shows each company's own fiscal label too.
Are the subscriber numbers comparable between publishers?: Not exactly. The New York Times, USA TODAY Co., and Lee report digital-only subscribers at the end of the quarter, while News Corp reports the average number of Wall Street Journal digital-only subscriptions during the quarter. Profit measures also differ, from adjusted operating profit to segment EBITDA. Each card labels the metric the way the company reports it.
How often is the directory updated?: New quarters are added after each company releases results, usually four to nine weeks after the quarter ends. Sign up for alerts on this page to get an email when new quarterly reports are added.

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