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Sophie CulpepperMay 22, 2023

How one journalist uses Instagram to pull back the curtain on her reporting process

“We ask people every day to let us in at their worst moments. To give nothing of ourselves in return sometimes feels like denying that we’re [also] people in this equation.”

Sarah ScireFebruary 1, 2023

Meet the first-ever accessibility engineer at The Washington Post

“It is definitely stressful to be the first in this new role. I feel deep down like I need to justify its creation with every step that I take.”

At least we still have the creator econo … never mind

Hanaa' TameezNovember 30, 2022

The Washington Post launches a year in news à la Spotify Wrapped

“We initially built a ‘look-back’ experience but pivoted when we learned that our readers are more interested in insights that center on their reading ‘personality’ and content discovery rather than revisiting news from the past.”

Sarah ScireNovember 2, 2022

You are a rat. You are an umpire. You are an engaged news consumer.

Call them games or “interactive, fan-centered service journalism.”

Laura Hazard OwenNovember 1, 2022

New York City now requires salary ranges in job posts. Here’s which media companies are complying, and which aren’t

“$15/hour to $125,000”?

Which news publishers send the most push alerts?

Laura Hazard OwenOctober 6, 2022

The Washington Post is reducing its discount for Amazon Prime members

Since 2015, a Post subscription for Prime members has cost $3.99 per month. Soon it will be $12 per month.

Laura Hazard OwenJuly 13, 2022

Unimaginable abortion stories will become more common. Is American journalism ready?

In America after the end of Roe v. Wade, one brave source, on the record, is often the best we are going to get. Countless other stories will never be told.

The Washington Post’s executive editor Sally Buzbee doesn’t want to “give up on any reader”

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