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Wirecutter (formerly
known as The
Wirecutter) is a
product review website owned by The New York
Times Company. It was
founded by
Brian Lam in 2011 and...
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Diagonal pliers (also
known as wire
cutters or
diagonal cutting pliers, or
under many
regional names) are
pliers intended for the
cutting of wire or small...
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forming an
editorial partnership with the New York
Times in 2015, The
Wirecutter was
acquired by the
Times in
October 2016 for a
reported $30 million....
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known for his work with Gizmodo, a blog
focusing on technology; and The
Wirecutter, a
recommendation website for gadgets. Lam's
parents are
ethnically Chinese;...
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Licensing Group (NYTLicensing)
Times Books T
Brand Studio The
Athletic Wirecutter Wordle The New York
Times Building (58%) with
Brookfield ****et Management...
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donated to the
American Civil Liberties Union. A
board game
review in The
Wirecutter stated that the game,
while fun, has a
difficult learning curve because...
- gameplay, but
warned that "some
topics can be
tricky for
younger kids".
Wirecutter described the game as a "a
great introduction to
social deduction games"...
- "an
ideal w****night game, or a game
night opener, or a
family title."
Wirecutter described it as
having "slightly
tricky rules" but is "easy to play" with...
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traded company. The New York
Times Company, in
addition to the Times, owns
Wirecutter, The Athletic, The New York
Times Cooking, and The New York
Times Games...
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faced criticism from
WireCutter for
comparatively slower speeds and
dropped video calls in
their tests of the service, but
WireCutter stated that TunnelBear...
