Of course, the New York Times' definition of youngsters may not be exactly the same as your definition: "A Times source says NYT Junior would be targeted not at very young readers but at college students and twenty-somethings. The idea would be to offer them a limited-content version at a price point calibrated to a just-starting-out-in-life budget."
I have a funny feeling 20-somethings might be slightly insulted by being pitched a product with "Junior" in the title, but what do I know?
Actually, I'll tell what I know: If this paper doesn't include the latest drink specials, it's not going to fly.
