The Washington Post has announced layoffs affecting approximately 100 employees in its business division, marking the latest sign of financial difficulties at the iconic newspaper. The cuts, which represent around 4% of the publication’s total staff, do not impact the newsroom, according to a spokesperson for the paper. This development comes during a challenging period…
The Washington Post is undergoing a significant transformation, starting with a much-needed redesign of its homepage. This move is part of publisher and CEO Will Lewis’s broader effort to improve the paper’s financial outlook, which has seen losses of $50 million this year, down from $77 million last year, but still far from the desired…
William Lewis, the newly appointed publisher and chief executive of The Washington Post, has been accused of attempting to suppress a story about his alleged involvement in a UK phone hacking scandal coverup. According to NPR media reporter David Folkenflik, Lewis offered him an exclusive interview in exchange for not publishing the article. The scandal,…
The Washington Post, a publication that witnessed a surge in readership during the tumultuous presidency of Donald Trump, is gearing up for a change in leadership. Owner Jeff Bezos is on the verge of announcing a new chief executive and publisher, a development expected to occur in November or even sooner, as reported by Puck’s…
