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Brauchli appointment could define Weymouth's Washington Post tenure
Frank Washkuch
July 08, 2008
Washington Post publisher Katharine Weymouth made the expected official on July 7, naming former Wall Street Journal managing editor Marcus Brauchli the Post's executive editor, effective September 8.
Limbaugh signs $400 million contract
Frank Washkuch
July 03, 2008
With a New York Times Magazine profile just published online, right-wing radio host Rush Limbaugh signs a $400 million contract with Clear Channel Communications to continue broadcasting through 2016.
Will Conde Nast buy Rolling Stone or Us Weekly?
Frank Washkuch
July 01, 2008
Rumors are swirling that Conde Nast is buying one of publisher Jann Wenner's prized publications, either Rolling Stone or Us Weekly.
Zell could sell iconic Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune headquarters
Frank Washkuch
June 26, 2008
Job and content cuts apparently won't be enough by themselves to pay off Tribune Co.'s approximately $13 million in debt.
Speculation game focuses on Downie successor
Frank Washkuch
June 24, 2008
Media watchers have turned their attention to The Washington Post, where publisher Katharine Weymouth is expected to name a replacement for executive editor Len Downie within a few weeks.
Reporters not surprised by McClellan memoir
Frank Washkuch
May 29, 2008
White House spokeswoman Dana Perino and other executive branch employees may appear shocked by former press secretary Scott McClellan's tell-all book, but White House reporters are not.
Journal committee gives insight into Thomson's hiring
Frank Washkuch
May 22, 2008
Tom Bray, the unofficial spokesman for the special committee overseeing the Wall Street Journal's editorial independence, shed a little more light on Robert Thomson's hire as managing editor.
Woodward out, Downie in - for now - at Washington Post
Frank Washkuch
May 21, 2008
About 100 staffers at the Washington Post are on the way out after accepting buyout packages, including Bob Woodward.
Washington Post stars on the way out
Frank Washkuch
May 15, 2008
The Washington Post newsroom is bracing for the loss of some big names.
Cablevision could share Newsday operations with rivals
Frank Washkuch
May 13, 2008
Rupert Murdoch, owner of News Corp. and the New York Post, and New York Daily News chief Mortimer Zuckerman may still get a piece of Newsday.
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