The Washington Post announced its decision two weeks after the paper's last ombudsman, Patrick Pexton, published a column suggesting his position would be eliminated

Washington Post blogger Suzy Parker was fooled by a satirical Daily Currant story

Washington Post ombudsman Patrick Pexton said William Booth's plagiarism is the fourth case since he took the job as the paper's in-house watchdog

Washington Post, facing flat revenue and struggling print sales, is “close” to adding a paywall to its online edition

Marcus Brauchli is stepping down as Washington Post executive editor and will be replaced by Martin Baron, the longtime Boston Globe editor, the paper announced on Tuesday

Vernon Loeb, a high-ranking Washington Post editor who co-authored Paula Broadwell's book on David Petraeus, has so far remained silent on the sex scandal

The company's broadcast and online publishing divisions earned extra money, largely due to political advertising at the D.C. broadsheet

As a young blogger resigns, WashPost's Patrick Pexton criticizes the paper's lax training of young journalists for the digital age

The Washington Post Company reported its fourth quarter earnings, capping off a rough year for Don Graham & Co.

The Associated Press filed a suit in a New York court against news aggregator Meltwater, which gets a split decision in a ruling on similar U.K. case Tuesday

New Yorker editor David Remnick is proudly old school, but he pushed for a swift digital transition to avoid the fate of many newspapers

Raju Narisetti leaves after three years at the Post