2002
April 2
September 8
The New York Times Magazine begins rolling out new features and columns including Portfolios, Crash Course, Diagnosis, Domains and Page Turner.
2004
April 18
June 6
August 29
October 3
December 5
2005
April 10
April 14
May 16
Business Day is redesigned and relaunched.
September 19
2006
February 5
Debut of PLAY, The New York Times Sports Magazine.
April 3
September 6
NYTimes.com launches real estate sites: "Great Homes" and "Home Finance Center."
September 7
Launch of mobile.nytimes.com.
September 10
Debut of KEY, The New York Times Real Estate Magazine.
2007
January 8
NYTimes.com relaunches its Travel site.
March 27
Times Reader is released as a subscription product.
April 5
NYTimes.com relaunches its Automobiles site.
May 2
NYTimes.com launches new site dedicated to Small Business.
September 17
NYTimes.com ends TimesSelect and opens up content for free.
September 24
NYTimes.com launches real estate property listings product for mobile users.
October 2
NYTimes.com introduces new section on Health.
2008
January 7
The New York Times and CNBC announce a digital content sharing agreement in the areas of business and technology, including finance, economics, money management and personal finance.
July 10
NYTimes.com's iPhone application is released. It gives readers offline capabilities, a photo browser with links to related articles and personalization options.
July 22
NYTimes.com and LinkedIn form a strategic relationship that gives LinkedIn members a more focused and personalized experience on the Business & Technology pages of NYTimes.com.
September 23
NYTimes.com launches new social network TimesPeople in public beta.
September 23
The New York Times expands Business and Technology coverage online with the launch of new and redesigned sections.
September 26
NYTimes.com hosts live streaming video of the 2008 presidential debate -- its first live video feed on the homepage.
December 4
NYTimes.com launches Times Extra, an alternative view of the home page featuring news headlines and links from third-party sources.
December 9
NYTimes.com introduces Times Widgets.