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    Flipboard Adds 'New York Times' Content

    Starting Thursday, New York Times subscribers will be able to read that publication's content on Flipboard.

    The announcement is part of the Times' "NYT Everywhere" strategy to expand its reach via third-party platforms.

    [More from Mashable: Flipboard to Get Google+ Integration]

    Following authentication by Flipboard, Times subscribers will have full access to articles, videos, photo slideshows and blogs. Users can tap on The New York Times for such access. As with other New York Times news applications, the Top News section of the app is free to all.

    For Flipboard, the announcement is the latest in a couple of high-profile moves over the past few weeks including the introduction of an Android app and integration with Google+ and YouTube.

    [More from Mashable: Flipboard Launches Android Beta]

    This story originally published on Mashable here.

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    • The Gruesome Details of London's Horrifying Machete Attack

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    • Visconti takes second stage win in Giro d'Italia

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    • Florida high school suspends teacher for touching girl on head with banana

      Is a cigar sometimes just a cigar? That debate will remain unresolved, but The Daily Caller can say with confidence that a banana is definitely not always just a banana at North Marion High School near Ocala, Fla.

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