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| Huffington Post Traffic Blows Past LA Times, Washington Post
The Huffington Post has now blown past the sites of both the LA Times and the Washington Post, says Compete.com.
Huffington Post had 8.4 million uniques in September, up from 7 million in August. The LA Times site had 8.3 million uniques in September, versus 8.2 in August. The Washington Post took the hardest fall, going to 8 [..] |
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| The Washington Post's New Revenue Stream
Reading the Washington Post's website this morning, we noticed that a little shopping cart and the words "Buy Photo" had been added to some of the graphics. In an era when newspapers are struggling to find new revenue streams, this seems like a smart idea.
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| Science vs. Religion in the Washington Post My review of Elaine Howard Ecklund's Science vs. Religion is online and will be in the print edition of your Washington Post this Sunday. I'm unaccustomed to reviewing books in 300-400 words, so there's a bunch I'd have liked to say but couldn't, and I felt like I should wait to blog the book until the Post review was out.
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| Washington Post Executive Editor to retire
(Reuters) Reuters - Washington Post Co's Leonard Downie,
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Washington Post Joins Sony Defense Force [Playstation 3] ![Click here to read There Are Many Ways To Be Fired For Insubordination - There Are Many Ways To Be Fired For Insubordination [Screengrab]](http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/9/2010/03/160x120_activision.jpg) Sony's PlayStation 3 sales for November weren't just down year-over-year, they invited a surprising amount of mainstream vitriol, with CNN claiming that the console was "dying on the shelves." The Washington Times wasn't any kinder, questioning whether Sony was actually "sabotaging" t [..] |
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The Washington Post is reporting that the United Arab Emirates’ plan to enforce a BlackBerry data ban on its citizens will extend to tourists and visitors of the country as well. As the Post puts it, the governments security policies… [..]
In this media environment, we suppose cutting a section of a newspaper is better than giving up print altogether.
Starting in two weeks, the venerable Washington Post [..]
The paper will announce plans to shut down those bureaus to trim costs, the Washington City Paper reports.
And the correspondents? They'll move back to Washington to focus on reporting from the c [..]
Update: We spoke with the guy in charge of Living Stories and posted what we learned here.
Earlier: Everyone wants Google to save the newspapers.
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In an effort to cut costs, the US Department of Homeland Security told employees it must cancel their subcriptions to newspapers the New York Times, the Washington Post and magazines like Newsweek and Time.
How will Homeland Security employees keep on top of breaki [..]
