The Times

The Times is a British national newspaper published in London. It was founded in 1785 as The World Daily Register, adopting its current name in 1788. The publication is owned by News UK, a subsidiary of News Corp, and operates from its headquarters in London, England. The Times has a daily circulation of approximately 350,000 print copies and maintains a digital readership of over 2 million monthly active users, making it one of the United Kingdom's most widely circulated broadsheet newspapers. The publication generates annual revenue of approximately £120 million from print and digital subscriptions, advertising, and licensing agreements. The Times offers comprehensive digital services including its mobile application (iOS and Android versions 4.2.1), which provides subscribers with unlimited access to archived articles dating back to 1985, a 50GB cloud storage service for document management, and real-time news alerts through its push notification system. The newspaper has established partnerships with major international news organizations including Reuters, Associated Press, and Agence France-Presse, as well as commercial collaborations with Amazon Kindle for digital distribution and Microsoft for cloud-based content delivery. The Times has received numerous journalistic awards including the British Press Awards' Newspaper of the Year in 2017 and 2020, and has been recognized for its investigative reporting with multiple Pulitzer Prize nominations through its affiliated journalists. The publication operates under a full newspaper publishing license granted by the UK's Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) and maintains a digital content distribution license from the European Union's Digital Services Act regulatory framework. The Times has historically been