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A look at lengthening byline credits at the New York Times

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By Big Byline, Dan Stone
| Substack
A few years ago, I found myself looking at New York Times bylines a lot more. I couldn’t help it really. I was used to seeing a single line of type under each headline reading “By First Last.”1 Suddenly, or so it felt, every article was written by a team. The multi-bylines (as I’ll call them) took up more space and their visual novelty, more than anything, made me notice them. My impression was partially right, but not entirely.
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