Newspaper sites saw viewership jump last quarter, but the Washington Post and the Guardian are the latest companies to offer layoffs or buyouts
New Yorker editor David Remnick is proudly old school, but he pushed for a swift digital transition to avoid the fate of many newspapers
The non-profit investigative outfit works with everyone from the New York Times to CNN
Raju Narisetti leaves after three years at the Post
How to cope without everyone's favorite research tool
The organization will license aggregation of digital content
Self-proclaimed "newsosaur" Alan Mutter points out that ad revenue is off more than 50 percent since 2005; diversified News Corp largely unscathed
New Washington Post app showcases all the ways it can be used to evaluate how engaged readers are with certain candidates
They aren't re-tweeting much or engaging their readers, a Pew study finds
Declining enrollment at Kaplan education and poor ad sales at its publishing division lead to $6.2 million in net losses
Bo Jones Jr. will be the President and CEO of MacNeil/Lehrer Productions
The Washington Post cuts back while its parent company is hemorrhaging cash, but can you really get off faster than its website loads?
Jonathan Weber departed the non-profit site Thursday
Paper, which closed all national bureaus in 2009, will only maintain its physical presence in capitals of Virginia and Maryland
Revenue for the education and newspaper publishing divisions declines
A great experiment in crowd-sourced journalism? Or laziness?
Erik Wemple, former editor at TBD.com and City Paper columnist, joins paper's opinion section
Paper rolls out free "Pandora for news," while Bit.ly's iPad news aggregator set to launch
Paper says Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Sari Horwitz borrowed "substantial material" from the Arizona Republic
Pulitzer Prize-winner had covered every presidential convention since 1956
How high-profile news organizations -- from the New York Times to Gawker -- organized a big news day on the web: The LA Times is slow, HuffPo kicks ass on engagement and Gawker needs a hand
On heels of ex-HuffPo hire for TheBlaze.com, conservative host sounds off on newspapers
First news organization to pay to promote its tweets
Venerable television critic says he's planning to exit when his contract is up in December
The search is on for a new media columnist; here's a shortlist of candidates
Mike Wise says paper will bench him for a month
Columnist, who was sacked by the company over leaked e-mails, gets a new job at Post-run site
An ironic ambush on Michael Hastings; McChrystal story gets even more meta
WaPo's Weigel offers apology to the web columnist, then a resignation
Washington Post Co. reports first-quarter earnings two days after putting mag up for sale
Daily political webcast adds Washington Post journalists when revamp launches May 10
Owner Washington Post Co. says magazine "might be a better fit elsewhere"
