Rebuttal to The NYRB’s Article on NYT Nail Salon Series

8/4/2015

This webpage serves as a rebuttal to an article published by the New York Review of Books regarding the New York Times' nail salon series. The New York Review of Books article criticized the New York Times' reporting on the nail salon industry, implying that it was misleading and sensationalized. In response, the New York Times Company provides a detailed counterargument, defending their reporting and addressing the specific points raised in the critique. They assert that their nail salon series was rigorously investigated and accurately represented the issues faced by workers in the industry. The rebuttal aims to clarify any misconceptions and reaffirm the accuracy and integrity of the New York Times' reporting on this topic.

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