The Familiarity And Sadness Of Watching The Washington Post Go To Hell | Defector
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The Washington Post's recent management decisions, including a slogan promising 'Riveting Storytelling for All of America,' are viewed as disconnected from their declining subscriber numbers.
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Following the controversial decision to not endorse Kamala Harris, over 300,000 subscribers canceled their subscriptions, revealing a significant backlash against management at the Post.
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In stark contrast to the ambitious goal of attracting 200 million users, the Post has seen its daily traffic plummet from approximately 22.5 million to 2.5-3 million.
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Employee unrest is palpable, with over 400 staff members signing a letter to Jeff Bezos demanding transparency on leadership and direction amid growing dissatisfaction.
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