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    Articles tagged Katharine Weymouth (9)

    Ken DoctorSeptember 4, 2014
    The newsonomics of the Washington Post and New York Times network wars
    A new head-to-head competition between the Post and the Times is brewing as both papers look at expanding their audiences and revenue through digital networks and niche print products.
    Dan KennedyMay 12, 2014
    Why is The Washington Post holding a live event in Boston?
    Washington Post Live is a small way for the D.C. newspaper to expand its brand outside the Beltway.
    Ezra Klein illustrates why news orgs should embrace the network
    Does the idea of giving up some control and moving to a federated, networked model of journalism bother some media executives? Dan Kennedy
    Staci D. KramerAugust 6, 2013
    Don Graham on the sale of The Washington Post, Jeff Bezos, and the pace of newsroom innovation
    “Katharine and I not only hadn’t wanted to do it; we literally hadn’t thought about it. Seven years of declining revenues will give you new ideas.”
    Mike AnannyAugust 6, 2013
    Invisible hand or thoughtful design? Ownership and influence in the sale of The Washington Post
    The modern newspaper owner can exert control over their company through the infrastructure and design of the paper, Ananny argues.
    Mark CoddingtonNovember 30, 2012
    This Week in Review: Leveson and British press freedom, and the paywall debate circles WaPo
    Plus: The BBC sex abuse scandal and possible libel on Twitter, a new report on post-industrial journalism, and the rest of this week’s media/tech news.
    Mark CoddingtonNovember 16, 2012
    This Week in Review: The BBC’s scandals blow up, and WaPo’s changing of the guard
    Plus: Lessons from the Petraeus scandal, war on social media between Israel and Hamas, and the rest of the week’s media and tech must-reads.
    Ken DoctorNovember 15, 2012
    The newsonomics of thin ice, from the BBC and FT to The New York Times and The Washington Post
    Some of the world’s biggest news organizations, once rocks of stability, are showing signs of unstable foundations.
    April 7, 2011
    The newsonomics of WaPo’s reader dashboard 1.0
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