Popular Email and The New York Times workflows and automations
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Useful Email and The New York Times integrations
Triggers (If this)
- New article in sectionThis Trigger fires every time a new article is published in the section of The New York Times you specify. NOTE: limited to 20 items per check.
- Send IFTTT any emailSend IFTTT any email at trigger@applet.ifttt.com and this Trigger fires. You can optionally add a single file attachment and IFTTT will create a public URL to the file as an Ingredient. This trigger will reject emails with attachments over 30MB.
- New popular article in sectionThis Trigger fires every time there is a new popular article or blog post on The New York Times.
- Send IFTTT an email taggedSend IFTTT an email at trigger@applet.ifttt.com with a hashtag in the subject (e.g. #IFTTT) and this Trigger fires. You can optionally add a single file attachment (up to 30MB) and IFTTT will create a public URL to the file as an Ingredient.
- New article from searchThis Trigger fires every time a new article that is published by The New York Times matches a search query you specify. NOTE: limited to 20 items per check.
- New Critics' Pick movie reviewThis Trigger fires every time a new Critics' Pick movie is reviewed.
- New book on the Best Sellers ListThis Trigger fires every time a new book is added to the Best Sellers List you specify. NOTE: limited to 20 items per check.
Queries (With)
- History of articles from searchThis query returns a list of every time a new article that is published by The New York Times matches a search query you specify. NOTE: limited to 20 items per check.
- History of articles in sectionThis query returns a list of every time a new article is published in the section of The New York Times you specify. NOTE: limited to 20 items per check.
- History of books on the Best Sellers ListThis query returns a list of every time a new book is added to the Best Sellers List you specify. NOTE: limited to 20 items per check.
- History of Critics' Pick movie reviewsThis query returns a list of every time a new Critics' Pick movie is reviewed.
- History of popular articles in sectionThis query returns a list of every time there is a new popular article or blog post on The New York Times.
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