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	The Washington Post - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Washington Post is also a patriotic march by John Philip Sousa.
		The Washington Post is the largest and oldest newspaper in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States.
		She was publisher of the newspaper from 1969 to 1979, chairman of the board from 1973 to 1991 and chairman of the executive committee from 1993 until her death in 2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Washington_Post (1146 words)

	ASNE - The Washington Post Standards and Ethics
		The Washington Post is pledged to an aggressive, responsible and fair pursuit of the truth without fear of any special interest, and with favor to none.
		Washington Post reporters and editors are pledged to approach every assignment with the fairness of open minds and without prior judgment.
		The Washington Post is vitally concerned with the national interest and with the community interest.
	www.asne.org /ideas/codes/washingtonpost.htm (1476 words)

	Washington Post \| NewsBusters.org
		The Washington Post is hardly alone in using clinical language to describe the murder of unborn children.
		The Washington Post reports that new White House Chief of Staff Joshua Bolten is considering removing cameras for most of news conferences.
		In a column appearing in the Sunday edition of the Washington Post, Peter Perl, the paper's director of professional development, heaps scorn on Tom DeLay and in particular on his strong religious beliefs.
	newsbusters.org /taxonomy/term/119 (4268 words)

	Open Letter to the Washington Post
		The Post editorially has supported the war, and the purpose of the editorial -- headlined "A Good Leak" -- was to support that leak as necessary to show that the president had reason to believe that Iraq was seeking uranium.
		Howell concludes with saying that "the Post brand is important and needs to be protected by all who work for it." She might have started by weighing in on the Domenech scandal instead of punting her duties.
		If Post journalists write every story, take every photo, compose every headline and design every page with readers in mind, and the newspaper is printed well and delivered on time, The Post will be fine.
	openlettertothewashingtonpost.blogspot.com (1689 words)

	Janet Cooke and Jimmy's World
		It detailed the life of 'Jimmy,' a young boy who had apparently become a victim of the thriving heroin trade that was devestating the low-income neighborhoods of Washington D.C. Caught in a cycle of addiction, violence, and despair, Jimmy had become a heroin addict after being introduced to the drug by his mother's live-in boyfriend.
		The Post stood by her and denied these rumors, but everything came to a boil on April 13, 1981 when Cooke was awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize on account of her story.
		She blamed her decision to invent Jimmy on the high-pressure environment of the Washington Post, which was still riding high from the journalistic coup it had scored in the early seventies with the Watergate story.
	www.museumofhoaxes.com /day/04_17_2001.html (449 words)

	'Washington Post' Warriors
		Washington is a company town and has its own corps of Kremlinologists who read the Post closely every day for half-hidden clues to official intentions.
		The Post's institutional discomfort was confirmed on February 27 in a long, semiconfessional editorial that respectfully acknowledged the angry dissenters and attempted once again to justify the march to war, but with less imperious certainty.
		A former Rolling Stone and Washington Post editor, he is the author of the national bestsellers One World, Ready or Not, Secrets of the Temple, Who Will Tell The People and, most recently, The Soul of Capitalism (Simon and Schuster).
	www.thenation.com /doc/20030324/greider (1267 words)

	Poynter Online - The Washington Post's Policies on Sources, Quotations, Attribution, and Datelines
		The Washington Post is committed to disclosing to its readers the sources of the information in its stories to the maximum possible extent.
		We expect Washington Post reporters to see as much as they can of the story they are reporting, and to talk to as many participants as possible.
		If a reporter must leave a city before filing a story, as often happens during wars and political campaigns, the dateline may still be used if the reporter was in that place on the date mentioned in the dateline.
	www.poynter.org /content/content_print.asp?id=61244&custom= (3438 words)

	Newspaper Division
		A tabloid publication of selected Post articles on politics, foreign affairs, popular culture, public policy, and personal finance, edited for a national audience.
		Serving the Washington region with Maryland-based commercial printing plants: Comprint Printing in Gaithersburg and Southern Maryland Printing in Waldorf.
		Greater Washington Publishing, Inc. publishes several publications, distributed free of charge, for the metropolitan Washington region.
	www.washpostco.com /news.htm (280 words)

	washingtonpost.blog - The Editors Talk About Site Policies, Design and Goals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Among the things that we knew would be part of that discussion would be the news and opinion coming from the pages of The Washington Post and washingtonpost.com.
		The reason that people were not routinely seeing the problematic posts I mentioned were that we were trying to remove them as fast as we could in order to preserve the reasoned arguments many others were making.
		We removed hundreds of these posts over the past few days, and it was becoming a significant burden on us to try and keep the comments area free of profanity and name-calling.
	blogs.washingtonpost.com /washpostblog/2006/01/shutting_off_co.html (528 words)

	Post Remix
		Post Remix is the Post's official mashup center, spotlighting projects that independent Web developers have made with Post content.
		I was happy for the chance to get the word out about Post Remix and some of the mashup-friendly data we have here at washingtonpost.com such as RSS feeds for every member of Congress.
		With Post Remix, you may use washingtonpost.com RSS feeds to experiment with different applications using washingtonpost.com content.Here are the conditions for participating in Post Remix:
	blog.washingtonpost.com /postremix (1311 words)

	Stanley Kurtz on Jayson Blair & New York Times & Washington Post on National Review Online
		Of course, the free Washington Post on the web is an inestimable boon to those of us who live on the Internet.
		But this antiquated notion that the Post is a local paper has dampened the business sense of the Post, and risks allowing a major cultural and financial opportunity to be lost.
		Only the Washington Post is in a position to quickly give the Times competition at the national level.
	www.nationalreview.com /kurtz/kurtz051603.asp (840 words)

	Technorati Tag: WashingtonPost
		The Washington Post editorial board has an interesting way to reduce oil consumption in the US, tax our way away from it.
		Post Story Omits Comments by Angry 9/11 Families Posted by Robin Boyd on May 4, 2006 - 10:44.
		To Bill Keller, Dana Priest, James Risen, Eric Lichtblau, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and all the MSM types who believe they have a right...
	www.technorati.com /tag/WashingtonPost (493 words)

	Washington Post
		On Thursday 7th October 2004, The Washington Post carried on its front page an article on the Pentagon Strike Flash Presentation produced by Signs of the Times.
		We are not unappreciative therefore of the obvious time and effort that went into producing the above article and the opportunity it presents to millions of Washington Post readers to get a closer and more accurate representation of the facts about the attack on the Pentagon and the 9/11 attacks in general.
		Yet less than four months after her apology, she made the same false claim, writing in a March 22, 2004 op-ed in the Washington Post that "we received no intelligence that terrorists were preparing to attack the homeland using airplanes as missiles".
	signs-of-the-times.org /signs/Washington_Post.htm (6685 words)

	BREITBART.COM - Paper Shutters Blog After Ombudsman Post
		The Washington Post shut down one of its blogs Thursday after the newspaper's ombudsman raised the ire of readers by writing that lobbyist Jack Abramoff gave money to the Democrats as well as to Republicans.
		In her Sunday column, ombudsman Deborah Howell wrote that Abramoff "had made substantial campaign contributions to both major parties," prompting a wave of nasty reader postings on post.blog.
		There were so many personal attacks that the newspaper's staff could not "keep the board clean, there was some pretty filthy stuff," and so the Post shut down comments on the blog, or Web log, said Jim Brady, executive editor of washingtonpost.com.
	www.breitbart.com /news/2006/01/19/D8F82TA80.html (220 words)

	Classic Planet PDF - Washington Post's Sniper Letter More Revealing Than Intended
		As reported earlier today, The Washington Post published a scanned-to-PDF version of a handwritten letter left at the scene of one of the recent sniper shootings, allegedly written by the killers and intended for the police.
		The Post published the downloadable version of the "Ashland Sniper letter" to illustrate its article explaining how police were able to decipher additional, significant information from both revealed and unintended clues communicated by the letter's author.
		In pointing out the Post's blunder, our alert tipster adds "How long will the media keep shooting itself in the foot this way.
	www.planetpdf.com /mainpage.asp?webpageid=2434 (556 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Americas \| US campaign begins to get dirty
		But in historical terms, this is quite mild stuff and there is a moderating influence these days in that the heavyweight US media are reluctant to get involved in what they see as private issues.
		Both the New York Times and the Washington Post, for example, have written about whether President Bush actually carried out his duties as a pilot in the Texas Air National Guard in 1973.
		The Washington Post London correspondent Glenn Frankel, a Pulitzer Prize winner and former editor of the Post's Sunday magazine, defended his newspaper's editorial judgment, which has proved correct.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/americas/3493277.stm (989 words)

	Amazon.com: Washington Post Weekly-National Edition [NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION]: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Washington Post is an excellent newspaper and this condensed weekly edition essentially allows one to read the highlights and the best or most important of the week's news.
		The WPW-NE features selected stories from the daily Washington Post, which is one of the country's finest newspapers.
		For those of us without easy access to the Post -- one of the outstanding newspapers in the U. -- the Weekly is an excellent way to get articles and columns on the important matters of the day.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005N7WO?v=glance (939 words)

	CNN.com - Washington Post lets domain name expire - Feb. 6, 2004
		The e-mail system for writers and editors at The Washington Post failed Thursday for hours because the newspaper did not renew its Internet address, the company said.
		The newspaper's failure to heed warnings that its washpost.com address had expired led to the outage.
		The a story on the newspaper's site Friday said Post employees "were told that renewal notices from Herndon-based Network Solutions Inc., which registers domain names, went to a 'drop box' that was not monitored."
	www.cnn.com /2004/TECH/biztech/02/06/washpost.outage.ap (205 words)

	August Memo Focused On Attacks in U.S.
		In one brief mention, sources said, the memo noted that unconfirmed information from British intelligence in 1998 showed that al Qaeda members talked about using an airline hijacking to negotiate the release of imprisoned Muslim cleric Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, who had been convicted of plotting to blow up New York City landmarks.
		Some sources familiar with the briefing told The Washington Post on Thursday that the FBI added the notion of hijackings to the document, and that it had not included such references in early drafts.
		But other senior U.S. officials said yesterday that the report, prepared by the CIA, "was never looked at by the FBI." One source said the document also is incorrect in citing the FBI as providing information related to hijackings.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines02/0518-04.htm (1432 words)

	The Washington Post
		Find out all you need to know about The Post.
		The Washington Post • 1150 15th Street NW • Washington, DC 20071 • (202) 334-6000
		This is the business web site of The Washington Post newspaper.
	washpost.com (48 words)

	Security Fix - Brian Krebs on Computer and Internet Security - (washingtonpost.com)
		On Sunday, The Washington Post ran a story I co-wrote with Leslie Walker on Google's role in fueling a speculative frenzy in parked domain names, including many that appear to do nothing but capitalize on misspellings of popular brand names.
		Ferris included proof-of-concept exploit code for all of the flaws in his advisories, though he insists the code is little more than the most basic example to demonstrate precisely where the problems reside.
		A number of readers who had problems with the patch wrote in to say Microsoft's support folks had provided a download to automate (read: not screw up) the registry hack, but for some reason Microsoft has still not made that available in its updated advisory.
	blog.washingtonpost.com /securityfix (6764 words)

	The Washington Post: Summer Internships
		Twelve-week, paid reporting internships are available on the Metro, Business, Sports and Style staffs of The Washington Post.
		Internships also are available for students interested in page and graphic design, copy editing and photography.
		The Washington Post offers twelve-week, paid reporting internships on the Metro, Financial, Sports and Style desks; copy editing internships on the Financial, Foreign, National and Metro desks; page and graphic design internships on the News Desk and in News Art; a photography internship on the Photo desk; and a writing internship in the Editorial Department.
	washpost.com /news_ed/summer_internships/index.shtml (112 words)

	washingtonpost.com - nation, world, technology and Washington area news and headlines
		washingtonpost.com - nation, world, technology and Washington area news and headlines
		The Washington Post Company: Information and Other Post Co. Websites
		© Copyright 1996- The Washington Post Company
	www.washingtonpost.com (354 words)

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	The Washington Post
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