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Washington Post Caught In Controversy
Jul 2nd, 2009 - Wall Street Journal
The Washington Post was caught up in a controversy Thursday when a political-news outlet revealed that the newspaper promoted private sessions where lobbyists could meet...

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THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth sold out USA
THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth sold out USA The publisher of THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth — one of the most powerful people in the nation's capital — invited top officials from the White House, the Cabinet and Congress to her home for an intimate ...
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Katharine Weymouth, AMDS08 Keynote
The Publisher of The Washington Post and CEO of Washington Post Media gives the keynote address at WDCEP's 2008 Annual Meeting & Development Showcase. Her remarks cover the changing landscape of the media industry as impacted by the rise of online communication and growing market competition.
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US Dollar Collapse Coming 2009
cost of a mere $25000 for one salon to interact with decision makers and $250000 for eleven interactions. Alas, people with an old fashioned sense of integrity impugned the Washington Posts new business model, and the Posts boss ...
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Did The Washington Post Sell Out Their Ethics?
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Katharine Weymouth from WikiPedia:

Katharine Bouchage Weymouth (b. 1966) is the publisher of The Washington Post and chief executive officer of Washington Post Media.

A granddaughter and namesake of long-time Washington Post chairwoman and publisher Katharine Graham (d. 2001), Weymouth is a daughter of political columnist and publishing heiress Lally Weymouth and the architect Yann R. Weymouth. Her mother's family has owned the newspaper since 1933, when it was purchased by her great-grandfather Eugene Meyer.

She is a niece of Tina Weymouth, a former member of the band Talking Heads.

Weymouth married lawyer Richard Alan Scully on 25 July 1998. The couple had three children and later divorced.

Weymouth attended Harvard College, Oxford University, and Stanford Law School.

While an associate at Williams & Connolly, a prominent law firm in Washington, D.C., Weymouth went to work in the general counsel's office of the Post in 1996. She later became the head of advertising.