Here's What the NYT Kids Really Think About NYT

NyPo reports:

Former New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger had $41 million worth of stock in the Old Grey Lady when he died - and his children have already made moves to sell it.

Sulzberger died on Sept. 29 at the age of 86.

Within a week, his four children - who were named executors of his will - submitted papers in Manhattan Surrogate's Court seeking permission to sell the stock...

"It is anticipated that this will occur within four to six weeks," the filing says.

Three of the children have ties to the company and all likely have their own stock positions in NYT, but they don't deem to be too excited about adding to the position.

You would think with fine columnists such as Paul Krugman, it would be difficult to keep newsstands stocked.