US publishers saw an increase in foreign subscribers in 2017. The New York Times' global online subscriber base grew to 14% of its total 2.2 million paid-up readers. The Europe saw its international subscription orders triple as it sought to expand in Canada and the UK. Meanwhile, The Washington Post quadrupled its international subscriber numbers, which now make up nearly 10% of its customer base. Overseas readers are being drawn to the publications' American news as well their increased coverage of foreign events.
US publishers saw an increase in foreign subscribers in 2017. The New York Times' global online subscriber base grew to 14% of its total 2.2 million paid-up readers. The Atlantic saw its international subscription orders triple as it sought to expand in Canada and the UK. Meanwhile, The Washington Post quadrupled its international subscriber numbers, which now make up nearly 10% of its customer base. Overseas readers are being drawn to the publications' American news as well their increased coverage of foreign events.