What's Happening at The Washington Post?
Dave Kindred's "Morning Miracle" paints a bleak portrait of the newspaper. Here's why that may not be true. More »
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Peter Osnos is a journalist turned book editor/publisher. He spent 18 years working at various bureaus for The Washington Post before founding Public Affairs Books. More
Dave Kindred's "Morning Miracle" paints a bleak portrait of the newspaper. Here's why that may not be true. More »
With e-book sales on the rise, the Internet giant wants to get in on the game with a new service that could be launched as soon as this summer More »
In the ten years after Bill left office, his family has shown lasting power. Ken Gormley's new book chronicles his administration's saga. More »
How citizen journalists communicate over mobile phone portals More »
With a landmark D.C. bookstore going up for sale, a reflection on the importance of independent shops and an appreciation of the people who run them More »
Andrei Voznesensky, who played a vital social role in the Soviet Union during the Cold War, died earlier this month at the age of 77 More »
A summary of where things stand and where things are headed for all facets of media, from movies to books to newspapers to radio More »
In honor of Memorial Day, a survey of artistic portrayals of combat that make our current conflicts more comprehensible More »
A new exhibition, book, and documentary examine the politician's legacy—and reveal how much has changed since the 1960s More »
The New York City mayor's multi-billion-dollar company is quietly taking over the media landscape—and is influencing the news in ways most people don't even recognize More »
The story Henry Luce, the creator of 'Time' magazine, offers some lessons for the future of magazine journalism More »
Several publications funded by philanthropic donations have emerged recently. How they can be self-sustaining. More »
An institution gets renovated, and its facade remains the same. But its children's literature section has transformed over the last half-century. More »
The big questions about long-term control of the Internet may yet end up in the courts, but that isn't what was decided in Comcast v. FCC More »
'New Yorker' editor David Remnick's new tome about President Obama says a lot about the state of the publishing industry, both good and bad More »
How Bill Gates , Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Sergey Brin, and Larry Page changed the American economy and media landscape More »
Ann Arbor's daily newspaper is gone and a homegrown bookstore chain fights to stay in business. But things are looking up. More »
The way the press covered poor decision-making during the Vietnam War should serve as a model for reporters today More »
A man who pens books for famous people is the focus of a recent film directed by Roman Polanski. A publishing-world veteran explains what the job is like in real life. More »
The network is slashing 25 percent of its news staff. How would the legendary anchor react if he were alive today? More »
