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3 days ago by MsMitty

July 2, 2009 Tomothy Carr with Josh Stearns at Huffington Post Thursday morning, Politico reported that the Washington Post was offering lobbyists "off-the-record, non-confrontational" access to the paper's own reporters and editors for a whopping fee of $25,000 to $250,000. According to Politico's ...

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3 days ago by MsMitty

WaPo cancels lobbyist event By: Mike Allen and Michael Calderone July 2, 2009 08:04 AM EST Politico Washington Post publisher Katharine Weymouth said today she was canceling plans for an exclusive "salon" at her home where for as much as $250,000, the Post offered lobbyists and association executive ...

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3 days ago by kevin

As we all know, blogs (and sometimes Craigslist) are the sole reason print journalism is in decline. And because of all this blogging, they've had to get creative. Not in doing better research, or having the best writers, but in... let's euphemistically call it "finding alternative revenue sources". ...

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6 days ago by Added Entry

Written by Kevin Kerrigan Tuesday, 30 June 2009 15:21 Guam Guam - The Washington Post is reporting the amendments attached to the 2010 National Defense Authorization Act which passed the House last week, could double the cost of the move of 8,000 Marines to Guam from Okinawa. As PNC News has reporte ...

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6 days ago by Added Entry

By Walter Pincus Tuesday, June 30, 2009 A little-publicized provision in the fiscal 2010 defense authorization bill approved by the House last week would double the $10 billion cost of construction on Guam as part of the realignment of U.S. military forces in the Pacific. The planned move of 8,000 U ...

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9 days ago by sbma44

by Tom Lee Earlier today my fellow IFAer Ben Adler Twittered a link to this Post column by Douglas Gansler, Maryland’s Attorney General. “A reason not to eat chicken, besides its blandness,” went the tweet, and indeed the linked article makes an emphatic case for avoiding factory-produced chicken. A ...

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10 days ago by Sidney Lo

The Washington Post discusses the death of Michael Jackson being first spread through sites such as Twitter before being confirmed by more traditional news sources. Interestingly, consumption of news can be tracked with Google Trends and iTunes. Within a few hours of the news of Jackson’s death, his ...

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12 days ago by Martin Stabe

"The [Washington Post's] decision to keep the article out of the print edition angered many readers who still pay for the newspaper. It also highlighted the thorny issues newspaper editors still face in serving both print and online audiences. ... Editors at The Post have said they considered publis ...

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17 days ago by Noah Masterson

I read the Washington Post's free commuter daily, Express. On Thursdays they have a lengthy entertainment section, with lots of recommendations of stuff for young people to do over the weekend. Since I have two little kids at home, I never actually go anywhere, but it's fun to live vicariously and s ...

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19 days ago by Raka

Can you feel the fever angry? White Hot! million webmaster by clicking their heels or contact their LCD screens. Google Pagerank update package is for the world, according to report, more people have lost appreciation for pagerank won. This is where the heat of the Blowin ‘the. The fire is a fire, t ...

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