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Ken DoctorOctober 1, 2015

Newsonomics: The Washington Post offers an Arc in the storm

Call it a platform, call it a content management system, call it an “umbrella of interconnected services” — the set of tools the Post has built for itself is now being licensed to other publishers, who might find it more useful than their alternatives.

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