In keeping with the times, The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT) didn’t increase exec salaries for 2008, the third consecutive year they have remained the same. In a proxy filing with SEC earlier today, the company detailed some of those numbers for top management and company directors. Family owner and Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. will earn a base salary of about $1.09 million this year, while CEO Janet Robinson will earn $1 million, the same they have been earning since 2006.

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But that doesn’t mean they don’t get some extra perks tucked in: according to the filing, Sulzberger did get a one-time discretionary bonus of $38,045, and Robinson received $35,000, both explained as “[r]ecognizing the impact of a multi-year salary freeze.” Sulzberger’s complete package, including stock and option awards, as well as deferred compensation, also fell for the second year in a row to $2.4 million in 2008, from $3.4 million in 2007, while Robinson’s total package rose to $5.8 million from $4.1 million. The base salaries for execs will remain the same for 2009 as the well, the filing said.