#will-lewis

#will-lewis

Jeff Bezos hired Will Lewis to boost Washington Post subscriptions exponentially using controversial methods.

The Washington Post is struggling financially, facing $77 million in losses, worsened by the recent cancellation of 250,000 subscriptions.

The Washington Post's new publisher, Will Lewis, is facing intense scrutiny for allegedly trying to bribe an NPR reporter to suppress an unflattering story.

Robert Winnett has withdrawn from editor position at Washington Post amid ethical scrutiny, impacting Will Lewis's tenure.

The Washington Post aims to grow through acquisitions under new CEO Will Lewis, focusing on boosting subscriptions and revenue.

Will Lewis has been exploring potential deals with various companies to strengthen The Post's business model.

The Post's strategy mirrors successful media companies, looking for ways to enhance its subscription-based revenue.

The Washington Post faces internal turmoil under CEO Will Lewis, as staff question his leadership and transparency, creating a challenging environment for the paper's reporters.

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.

Former senior managing editor Cameron Barr is overseeing The Washington Post's coverage amid new leadership under Will Lewis.