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We recorded just over 1 million net digital subscriber additions for the year, our second best year ever for net adds behind only our blockbuster 2020. It's slightly larger than all of New England combined NYT Crossword. Total subscription revenues are expected to increase 6% to 9% compared with the first quarter of 2022, with digital-only subscription revenue expected to increase approximately 13% to 16%. This is largely consistent with the 105% funded status we reported at year-end 2021, a strong result in light of the general market performance in 2022. Again, excluding the estimated impact of the 6 days, total advertising revenues decreased almost 2. 7a Monastery heads jurisdiction.
And I'll point to two things that certainly change. Less encouragingly, digital advertising revenue growth for the 4th quarter was sluggish. Do slightly better than nt.com. I think I can give a short answer, which is just the update on capital return reflects real confidence in our strategy. On a GAAP basis, which includes the impact of the additional 6 days, both digital and print advertising revenues beat the fourth quarter guidance we issued in the third quarter. There's just a lot in these products to get people to come back.
3 million in the final quarter of 2021. I'll say a few things and, Roland, you'll add as you see fit. The effect of The Athletic on our consolidated guidance has been included in the outlook section of the earnings release that we published this morning. Roland Caputo: Well, I mean, I just want to say we're really pleased to increase the return to shareholders at this time. 2022 has been a year of intense market uncertainty. 49% of quotes were provided by public officials such as members of the Biden Administration, US Department of Education officials, members of Congress, governors, and state attorneys general. These results were consistent with guidance on our plan to slow cost growth in the back half of the year. Overall performance was as expected given the stiff headwinds we anticipated. Do slightly better than nytimes.com. Thank you, Meredith. I would like to turn the conference back over to Harlan Toplitzky for any closing remarks. Note this geographic data represents raw responses, not normalized averages). 8 million from $US109. So that is the big push there. You may now disconnect.
Meanwhile, print advertising revenue was higher by more than 0. Democratic officials were quoted more than four times as often as Republican ones. And that's the huge area of focus. That's why – Roland and I've described, we've said, like, first priority on The Athletic is get it into the bundle, get people using it. Better than i expected nyt. Total segment earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation of $409 million was down from $586 million a year earlier. I'll say we've got a strong history here of taking a measured approach and kind of testing and learning to positive effect. Turning to the quarter. Our qualified pension plans ended the year 106% funded with an approximate $70 million surplus.
And I could go on and on, but I'd basically be giving — affirming that we're excited about ads on The Athletic, and we like what we see so far. Roland Caputo: Thank you, Meredith, and good morning. Given our confidence in our strategy and the investments we've already made, we've been able to actively slow cost growth. Is that a fair statement? Adjusted operating profit at The New York Times Group was approximately $149 million, an increase of $40 million compared to the prior year while The Athletic had adjusted operating losses of approximately $7 million. This means annual growth of The New York Times Group more than offset the losses at The Athletic. Ex The Athletic, domestic ARPU increased modestly both year-over-year and sequentially due to the large cohort of subscribers graduating from promotional to higher prices in the period. The news media segment was among the worst affected, with earnings [before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation] slumping 47% to $US59 million. My other two questions real quick, if I could. Consolidated adjusted operating profit was $348 million, well ahead of our guidance and an increase over 2021. The original Times article was headlined, "He Dreamed of Being a Police Officer, Then Was Killed By a Pro-Trump Mob. And then I've got a follow up on net adds. But we are also working through how best to exercise our pricing power on our individual products. We achieved that result despite contending with many of the same pressures impacting others in a digital subscription industry at the moment.
Total advertising revenues decreased approximately 0. I don't have a lot more to say about it today. Anytime you encounter a difficult clue you will find it here. Dow Jones was the star. It's much more the latter, though the comp did contribute to the 45%. The domestic ARPU result demonstrates the power of our long-term pricing strategy continuing to play out.
Even as the subscriber base grows, we're kind of able to hold on broadly to a level of engagement that we think is important to the model and important to getting to our next mile marker on volume and important to everything we're doing from a bundle perspective. I think, Roland, you mentioned you have $57 million left on your share buyback program. I want us to be perceived as fair and honest to the world, not just a segment of it. I'm grateful to Harlan for his tireless work and commitment to our mission and business, and I wish him well in his next professional adventure as he and his family settle into a new life on the West Coast.
One, The Times has a pretty wide base of advertisers, but we get particular campaigns from those advertisers. With each passing quarter in 2022, we saw increasing proof that there is strong demand for a bundle of our news and lifestyle products. And also, we can talk about the dividend as well. Product development costs increased approximately 22% as a result of growth in the number of digital product development employees in connection with expanding and improving our digital product portfolio. The big thing that we've seen this year that's been different from past years is we've had a number of years where it was kind of one or two very, very big storylines driving the news cycle. As Meredith said, our third quarter results, combined with our fourth quarter outlook, suggest we expect to post a strong full year 2022 result, even as we face macroeconomic headwinds. Adjusted operating costs were higher in the quarter by nearly 8% as compared with 2021 due to the addition of costs associated with The Athletic, while costs at The New York Times Group were flat. And that gives us some greater sense of control, which you're getting at. We're proud of our results, which reflect the differential value of our expanded product portfolio, the multi-revenue stream nature of our model, strong unit economics and disciplined cost management. Our third quarter results support our confidence in our strategy, and reinforce our conviction in the long-term opportunity for The New York Times Company. The 2022 figure was after just over $US50 million in one off costs. This progress was the result of deliberate efforts to cross-promote our products on our biggest news surfaces, and also to begin making them more interconnected.
However, estimating the cost impact of the extra 6 days for cost is more difficult than subjective. Additional Information. Roland Caputo - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Times executive editor Dean Baquet stated, "We have to be really careful that people feel like they can see themselves in The New York Times. The paper and its managers have in the past few years used a strong bundling push, combining its core news reports with digital content ranging from podcasts to cooking recipes and games to boost revenues from readers beyond that from paper subscriptions and ad revenues.
Our ambition here is to become one of the leading players in global sports journalism, and we're confident that in doing so, we'll create significant value for shareholders. 23a Messing around on a TV set. And then Roland, you mentioned just now cost — or cost growth dropping sort of in the back half of the year. They have a lot of podcasts, which are great. Our fourth quarter results also underscore the power and benefit of having diverse sources of revenue even beyond subscriptions and advertising, as we enjoyed a record quarter for affiliate revenue to Wirecutter, driven by a highly successful holiday shopping season. In January 2021, The New York Times reported on the death of officer Brian D. Sicknick, a Capitol police officer who responded to the Jan. Cost of revenue increased approximately 11% as a result of the impact from the additional 6 days in the quarter, growth in the number of employees who work in the newsroom and higher print raw material costs. The company remains debt-free with a $350 million revolving line of credit available. First, we are especially focused on growing audience share and widening our pools of high-quality prospects in news and across our expanded product portfolio and bundles, which we expect will drive subscriber growth over time. Total subscription revenue increased approximately 12% in the quarter with digital-only subscription revenue growing approximately 23% to approximately $244 million. We've done so now for the second quarter in a row. And with that, we're happy to take your questions. The New York Times was accused of spreading disinformation in early 2021 after its story about a Capitol police officer being beaten to death with fire extinguisher story turned out to be untrue, after spreading rapidly through the press following the Jan. 6 Capitol breach. We are making this change now to correspond with our lapping of the acquisition of The Athletic in the first quarter of 2022.
And I'd say that's been the case as long as we've been doing both things very, very broadly. For the six months ending to December 31, Revenue dropped to $US4. That's really working. This underscores that bias is in the eye of the beholder. Obviously, the news cycle itself is going to continue to change. Let me conclude with our outlook for the fourth quarter of 2022 on The New York Times Group, which does not include The Athletic. New York Times Group advertising revenue grew 3% with strong results in print, offsetting a slight drop in digital revenue. But so you see a large number of folks on the bundle added into that number and we now have over 1 million bundle subscribers.