WASHINGTON: It's no secret that most media outlets are looking for additional revenue streams to make up for some of their declining print advertising, circulation, and classified bases. A natural place for them to look is in expanding their events.
But they're likely to be careful in planning and marketing their own events from now on, in light of The Washington Post's public scourging after planning “salons” at the home of publisher Katharine Weymouth. According to a flier advertising the ...