Washington Post journalists plan 24-hour strike as contract talks falter and job cuts loom
Journalists at The Washington Post will go on strike for 24 hours to protest staff cuts and management's failure to negotiate in good faith during contract talks.
The strike comes as the Post is projecting a year-end loss of $100 million and is seeking to reduce employee headcount by about 10%. [ more ]
Washington Post journalists plan 24-hour strike as contract talks falter and job cuts loom
Journalists at The Washington Post will go on strike for 24 hours to protest staff cuts and management's failure to negotiate in good faith during contract talks.
The strike comes as the Post is projecting a year-end loss of $100 million and is seeking to reduce employee headcount by about 10%. [ more ]
'Washington Post' publisher tried to kill a story about him. It wasn't the first time
Will Lewis, Publisher and CEO of The Washington Post, faced allegations involving pressuring newsroom chiefs to not run stories, raising concerns about his leadership and interference in editorial decisions. [ more ]
'Washington Post' publisher tried to kill a story about him. It wasn't the first time
Will Lewis, Publisher and CEO of The Washington Post, faced allegations involving pressuring newsroom chiefs to not run stories, raising concerns about his leadership and interference in editorial decisions. [ more ]
Sally Buzbee steps down as executive editor of The Washington Post - Poynter
The Washington Post's executive editor Sally Buzbee steps down as new strategies are announced to address declining audience and financial challenges. [ more ]
Sally Buzbee steps down as executive editor of The Washington Post - Poynter
The Washington Post's executive editor Sally Buzbee steps down as new strategies are announced to address declining audience and financial challenges. [ more ]
The Washington Post's EIC succession plan shakes up newsroom, but does little to curb marketers' news avoidance
Sudden leadership change at The Washington Post unlikely to significantly impact ad buyers' evaluation due to existing aversion to advertising around news content. [ more ]
Can Will Lewis Survive the Big Mess at the Washington Post?
Drama unfolded at The Washington Post after the announcement of editorial changes, including the departure of executive editor Sally Buzbee and restructuring under Will Lewis. [ more ]
The Washington Post's EIC succession plan shakes up newsroom, but does little to curb marketers' news avoidance
Sudden leadership change at The Washington Post unlikely to significantly impact ad buyers' evaluation due to existing aversion to advertising around news content. [ more ]
Can Will Lewis Survive the Big Mess at the Washington Post?
Drama unfolded at The Washington Post after the announcement of editorial changes, including the departure of executive editor Sally Buzbee and restructuring under Will Lewis. [ more ]
Leaders at The Washington Post work to reassure staff after a tumultuous week by acknowledging past issues and calling for humility and trust among employees. [ more ]
Jeff Bezos once saved the Washington Post. Now he needs to do it again | Margaret Sullivan
Jeff Bezos' ownership of The Washington Post restored profitability, digital subscriptions, and journalistic integrity while maintaining editorial independence. [ more ]
Jeff Bezos once saved the Washington Post. Now he needs to do it again | Margaret Sullivan
Jeff Bezos' ownership of The Washington Post restored profitability, digital subscriptions, and journalistic integrity while maintaining editorial independence. [ more ]
The Washington Post Delves Into a Difficult Story: Itself
The Washington Post published a critical investigation into the incoming editor, revealing ties to unethical practices, causing awkward moments at a farewell party. [ more ]