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Katharine Weymouth, Publisher and CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post, speak with Economic Club president David M. Rubenstein on May 2, 2013.
A talk show hosted by journalist and former network news producer Carol Joynt. Q&A; Café offers candid conversation with today's news makers. Restaurant guests and television viewers are treated to the kind of informal yet insightful conversations that can only happen in the dining room. Tune in to the Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt, where you'll find no speeches -- just free-flowing questions and answers.
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Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009.
Clip from the segment, "What's Next For the News Business."
As magazines grow ever thinner, TV networks cut corners, and venerable newspapers lay off hundreds or close completely, critical questions about finding a profitable future for the news business loom - with few answers to be found. But there are many good ideas afoot, from innovative micropayment systems to nonprofit support for journalism. This panel of news-business veterans will explore and debate the latest thinking and explain where they see the most hope for the business and what we stand to lose should a viable new model not emerge. Steven Brill, Michael Kinsley, Norman Pearlstine, and Katharine Weymouth discuss with Walter Isaacson.
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Steven Brill, Walter Isaacson, Norman Pearlstine, Katharine Weymouth
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- published: 20 Jan 2015
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Bob Woodward accepted the Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement in journalism on September 21, 2012 - four decades after his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal disrupted the first event honoring Walter Cronkite.
Among those honoring him was Katharine Weymouth, publisher of The Washington Post. She recalled that when she was growing up that "for a long time I wasn't sure whether Bob was Robert Redford or Robert Redford was Bob." Redford played Woodward in the movie "All The President's Men."
She noted: "There is one man who strikes fear in the hearts of leaders everywhere and that man is Bob Woodward."
For more information: http://press.org/news-multimedia/news/bob-woodward-wins-4th-estate-award
- published: 01 Oct 2012
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Earlier this month, Katharine Weymouth addressed ACG members and other guests at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. Last week, we posted a clip of Katharine discussing the shifting media landscape and leading an organization through change, which you can view here.
- published: 01 Apr 2014
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Washington Post Publisher, Katharine Weymouth, discusses business best practices and the trends impacting today's media industry at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
- published: 27 Mar 2014
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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, off-the-record dinner to discuss health care reform with some of her reporters and editors covering the story.
But she then invited CEOs and lobbyists from the health care industry to come, too — providing they fork over $25,000 a head, or a quarter of a million if they want to sponsor a whole series of these cozy little get-togethers. And what is the inducement she offers them? Nothing less than — and I'm quoting the invitation verbatim — "An exclusive opportunity to participate in the health care reform debate among the select few who will actually get it done." The invitation reminds the CEOs and lobbyists that they will be buying access to "those powerful few in business and policy making who are forwarding, legislating, and reporting on the issues."
Remember, the invitation promises this private, intimate, and off-the-record dinner is an extension "of THE WASHINGTON POST brand of journalistic inquiry into the issues, a unique opportunity for stakeholders to hear and be heard."
- published: 13 Jul 2009
- views: 761
The Washington Post presents the 2014 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Awards to full-time teachers in the metropolitan area. Each local school district selected its own winners from a list of internal nominees.
- published: 14 May 2014
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Ms. Weymouth continues her presentation at the ACG National Capital 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
- published: 28 May 2014
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Katharine Weymouth
Katharine Bouchage Weymouth (b. 1966) is the former publisher of The Washington Post and chief executive officer of Washington Post Media. She resigned effective Oct. 1, 2014, one year after Amazon.com's Jeff Bezos took over ownership of the newspaper company.
Early life and education
Weymouth grew up on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City and attended The Brearley School, Harvard College/Radcliffe College, Oxford University, and Stanford Law School.
Career
While an associate at Williams & Connolly, a prominent law firm in Washington, D.C., Weymouth went to work as an assistant counsel of the Post in 1996. She later became the head of advertising.
Weymouth was named publisher of the Post and chief executive officer of Washington Post Media on 7 February 2008, succeeding Boisfeuillet Jones, Jr. It has been presumed that she will succeed her uncle Donald E. Graham, currently the chairman of The Washington Post Company, when he retires. According to The New York Times in 2008, she was then the "palpable heir".
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39:42Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post
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46:51Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt - Guests: Katharine Weymouth & Cathy Merrill Williams
Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt - Guests: Katharine Weymouth & Cathy Merrill WilliamsQ&A; Café with Carol Joynt - Guests: Katharine Weymouth & Cathy Merrill Williams
A talk show hosted by journalist and former network news producer Carol Joynt. Q&A; Café offers candid conversation with today's news makers. Restaurant guests and television viewers are treated to the kind of informal yet insightful conversations that can only happen in the dining room. Tune in to the Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt, where you'll find no speeches -- just free-flowing questions and answers. -
4:14Katharine Weymouth on Ads in Newspapers
Katharine Weymouth on Ads in NewspapersKatharine Weymouth on Ads in Newspapers
Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009. Clip from the segment, "What's Next For the News Business." As magazines grow ever thinner, TV networks cut corners, and venerable newspapers lay off hundreds or close completely, critical questions about finding a profitable future for the news business loom - with few answers to be found. But there are many good ideas afoot, from innovative micropayment systems to nonprofit support for journalism. This panel of news-business veterans will explore and debate the latest thinking and explain where they see the most hope for the business and what we stand to lose should a viable new model not emerge. Steven Brill, Michael Kinsley, Norman Pearlstine, and Katharine Weymouth discuss with Walter Isaacson. Speakers: Steven Brill, Walter Isaacson, Norman Pearlstine, Katharine Weymouth The Aspen Ideas Festival is the nation's premier, public gathering place for leaders from around the globe and across many disciplines to engage in deep and inquisitive discussion of the ideas and issues that both shape our lives and challenge our times. Learn more at: http://www.aspenideas.org/ Follow us on: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aspenideas Twitter https://twitter.com/aspenideas LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/channels/aspenideas You can also follow the Aspen Institute: Instagram http://instagram.com/aspeninstitute Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AspenInstitute Twitter https://twitter.com/aspeninstitute LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-aspen-institute Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/aspeninstitute Get regular updates from the Ideas Festival: http://www.aspenideas.org/subscribe-newsletter -
6:34Katharine Weymouth honors Bob Woodward at National Press Club
Katharine Weymouth honors Bob Woodward at National Press ClubKatharine Weymouth honors Bob Woodward at National Press Club
Bob Woodward accepted the Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement in journalism on September 21, 2012 - four decades after his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal disrupted the first event honoring Walter Cronkite. Among those honoring him was Katharine Weymouth, publisher of The Washington Post. She recalled that when she was growing up that "for a long time I wasn't sure whether Bob was Robert Redford or Robert Redford was Bob." Redford played Woodward in the movie "All The President's Men." She noted: "There is one man who strikes fear in the hearts of leaders everywhere and that man is Bob Woodward." For more information: http://press.org/news-multimedia/news/bob-woodward-wins-4th-estate-award -
4:36Katharine Weymouth on Why Jeff Bezos is Right for the Washington Post
Katharine Weymouth on Why Jeff Bezos is Right for the Washington PostKatharine Weymouth on Why Jeff Bezos is Right for the Washington Post
Earlier this month, Katharine Weymouth addressed ACG members and other guests at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. Last week, we posted a clip of Katharine discussing the shifting media landscape and leading an organization through change, which you can view here. -
5:03Introductory Remarks by Katharine Weymouth - 2010 Foremothers Award (2)
Introductory Remarks by Katharine Weymouth - 2010 Foremothers Award (2) -
4:12Katharine Weymouth on running the Post following the Bezos Acquisition
Katharine Weymouth on running the Post following the Bezos AcquisitionKatharine Weymouth on running the Post following the Bezos Acquisition
Washington Post Publisher, Katharine Weymouth, discusses business best practices and the trends impacting today's media industry at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. -
3:53THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth sold out USA
THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth sold out USATHE 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, off-the-record dinner to discuss health care reform with some of her reporters and editors covering the story. But she then invited CEOs and lobbyists from the health care industry to come, too — providing they fork over $25,000 a head, or a quarter of a million if they want to sponsor a whole series of these cozy little get-togethers. And what is the inducement she offers them? Nothing less than — and I'm quoting the invitation verbatim — "An exclusive opportunity to participate in the health care reform debate among the select few who will actually get it done." The invitation reminds the CEOs and lobbyists that they will be buying access to "those powerful few in business and policy making who are forwarding, legislating, and reporting on the issues." Remember, the invitation promises this private, intimate, and off-the-record dinner is an extension "of THE WASHINGTON POST brand of journalistic inquiry into the issues, a unique opportunity for stakeholders to hear and be heard." -
2:40Katharine Weymouth recognizes local teachers at annual Agnes Meyer Awards ceremony
Katharine Weymouth recognizes local teachers at annual Agnes Meyer Awards ceremonyKatharine Weymouth recognizes local teachers at annual Agnes Meyer Awards ceremony
The Washington Post presents the 2014 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Awards to full-time teachers in the metropolitan area. Each local school district selected its own winners from a list of internal nominees. -
4:18Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO, The Washington Post - Part 2
Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO, The Washington Post - Part 2Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO, The Washington Post - Part 2
Ms. Weymouth continues her presentation at the ACG National Capital 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
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Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post
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Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt - Guests: Katharine Weymouth & Cathy Merrill Williams
A talk show hosted by journalist and former network news producer Carol Joynt. Q&A; Café offers candid conversation with today's news makers. Restaurant guests and television viewers are treated to the kind of informal yet insightful conversations that can only happen in the dining room. Tune in to the Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt, where you'll find no speeches -- just free-flowing questions and answers. -
Katharine Weymouth on Ads in Newspapers
Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009. Clip from the segment, "What's Next For the News Business." As magazines grow ever thinner, TV networks cut corners, and venerable newspapers lay off hundreds or close completely, critical questions about finding a profitable future for the news business loom - with few answers to be found. But there are many good ideas afoot, from innovative micropayment systems to nonprofit support for journalism. This panel of news-business veterans will explore and debate the latest thinking and explain where they see the most hope for the business and what we stand to lose should a viable new model not emerge. Steven Brill, Michael Kinsley, Norman Pearlstine, and Katharine Weymouth discuss with Walter Isaacson. Speakers: Steven Brill, Walter Isaacson, Norman Pearlstine, ... -
Katharine Weymouth honors Bob Woodward at National Press Club
Bob Woodward accepted the Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement in journalism on September 21, 2012 - four decades after his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal disrupted the first event honoring Walter Cronkite. Among those honoring him was Katharine Weymouth, publisher of The Washington Post. She recalled that when she was growing up that "for a long time I wasn't sure whether Bob was Robert Redford or Robert Redford was Bob." Redford played Woodward in the movie "All The President's Men." She noted: "There is one man who strikes fear in the hearts of leaders everywhere and that man is Bob Woodward." For more information: http://press.org/news-multimedia/news/bob-woodward-wins-4th-estate-award -
Katharine Weymouth on Why Jeff Bezos is Right for the Washington Post
Earlier this month, Katharine Weymouth addressed ACG members and other guests at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. Last week, we posted a clip of Katharine discussing the shifting media landscape and leading an organization through change, which you can view here. -
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Katharine Weymouth on running the Post following the Bezos Acquisition
Washington Post Publisher, Katharine Weymouth, discusses business best practices and the trends impacting today's media industry at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. -
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, off-the-record dinner to discuss health care reform with some of her reporters and editors covering the story. But she then invited CEOs and lobbyists from the health care industry to come, too — providing they fork over $25,000 a head, or a quarter of a million if they want to sponsor a whole series of these cozy little get-togethers. And what is the inducement she offers them? Nothing less than — and I'm quoting the invitation verbatim — "An exclusive opportunity to participate in the health care reform debate among the se... -
Katharine Weymouth recognizes local teachers at annual Agnes Meyer Awards ceremony
The Washington Post presents the 2014 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Awards to full-time teachers in the metropolitan area. Each local school district selected its own winners from a list of internal nominees. -
Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO, The Washington Post - Part 2
Ms. Weymouth continues her presentation at the ACG National Capital 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post
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- Updated: 07 Feb 2014
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Katharine Weymouth, Publisher and CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post, speak with Economic Club president David M. Rubenstein on May 2, ...
Katharine Weymouth, Publisher and CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post, speak with Economic Club president David M. Rubenstein on May 2, 2013.
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Katharine Weymouth, Publisher and CEO and Martin Baron, Executive Editor, The Washington Post, speak with Economic Club president David M. Rubenstein on May 2, 2013.
- published: 07 Feb 2014
- views: 1007
Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt - Guests: Katharine Weymouth & Cathy Merrill Williams
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- Duration: 46:51
- Updated: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 116
A talk show hosted by journalist and former network news producer Carol Joynt. Q&A; Café offers candid conversation with today's news makers. Restaurant guests a...
A talk show hosted by journalist and former network news producer Carol Joynt. Q&A; Café offers candid conversation with today's news makers. Restaurant guests and television viewers are treated to the kind of informal yet insightful conversations that can only happen in the dining room. Tune in to the Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt, where you'll find no speeches -- just free-flowing questions and answers.
wn.com/Q A Café With Carol Joynt Guests Katharine Weymouth Cathy Merrill Williams
A talk show hosted by journalist and former network news producer Carol Joynt. Q&A; Café offers candid conversation with today's news makers. Restaurant guests and television viewers are treated to the kind of informal yet insightful conversations that can only happen in the dining room. Tune in to the Q&A; Café with Carol Joynt, where you'll find no speeches -- just free-flowing questions and answers.
- published: 08 Feb 2016
- views: 116
Katharine Weymouth on Ads in Newspapers
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 87
Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009.
Clip from the segment, "What's Next For the News Business."
As magazines grow ever thinner, TV networks cut corners, and venerable...
Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009.
Clip from the segment, "What's Next For the News Business."
As magazines grow ever thinner, TV networks cut corners, and venerable newspapers lay off hundreds or close completely, critical questions about finding a profitable future for the news business loom - with few answers to be found. But there are many good ideas afoot, from innovative micropayment systems to nonprofit support for journalism. This panel of news-business veterans will explore and debate the latest thinking and explain where they see the most hope for the business and what we stand to lose should a viable new model not emerge. Steven Brill, Michael Kinsley, Norman Pearlstine, and Katharine Weymouth discuss with Walter Isaacson.
Speakers:
Steven Brill, Walter Isaacson, Norman Pearlstine, Katharine Weymouth
The Aspen Ideas Festival is the nation's premier, public gathering place for leaders from around the globe and across many disciplines to engage in deep and inquisitive discussion of the ideas and issues that both shape our lives and challenge our times. Learn more at: http://www.aspenideas.org/
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Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009.
Clip from the segment, "What's Next For the News Business."
As magazines grow ever thinner, TV networks cut corners, and venerable newspapers lay off hundreds or close completely, critical questions about finding a profitable future for the news business loom - with few answers to be found. But there are many good ideas afoot, from innovative micropayment systems to nonprofit support for journalism. This panel of news-business veterans will explore and debate the latest thinking and explain where they see the most hope for the business and what we stand to lose should a viable new model not emerge. Steven Brill, Michael Kinsley, Norman Pearlstine, and Katharine Weymouth discuss with Walter Isaacson.
Speakers:
Steven Brill, Walter Isaacson, Norman Pearlstine, Katharine Weymouth
The Aspen Ideas Festival is the nation's premier, public gathering place for leaders from around the globe and across many disciplines to engage in deep and inquisitive discussion of the ideas and issues that both shape our lives and challenge our times. Learn more at: http://www.aspenideas.org/
Follow us on:
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- published: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 87
Katharine Weymouth honors Bob Woodward at National Press Club
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- Duration: 6:34
- Updated: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 365
Bob Woodward accepted the Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement in journalism on September 21, 2012 - four decades after his investigative reporting on t...
Bob Woodward accepted the Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement in journalism on September 21, 2012 - four decades after his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal disrupted the first event honoring Walter Cronkite.
Among those honoring him was Katharine Weymouth, publisher of The Washington Post. She recalled that when she was growing up that "for a long time I wasn't sure whether Bob was Robert Redford or Robert Redford was Bob." Redford played Woodward in the movie "All The President's Men."
She noted: "There is one man who strikes fear in the hearts of leaders everywhere and that man is Bob Woodward."
For more information: http://press.org/news-multimedia/news/bob-woodward-wins-4th-estate-award
wn.com/Katharine Weymouth Honors Bob Woodward At National Press Club
Bob Woodward accepted the Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement in journalism on September 21, 2012 - four decades after his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal disrupted the first event honoring Walter Cronkite.
Among those honoring him was Katharine Weymouth, publisher of The Washington Post. She recalled that when she was growing up that "for a long time I wasn't sure whether Bob was Robert Redford or Robert Redford was Bob." Redford played Woodward in the movie "All The President's Men."
She noted: "There is one man who strikes fear in the hearts of leaders everywhere and that man is Bob Woodward."
For more information: http://press.org/news-multimedia/news/bob-woodward-wins-4th-estate-award
- published: 01 Oct 2012
- views: 365
Katharine Weymouth on Why Jeff Bezos is Right for the Washington Post
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- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 222
Earlier this month, Katharine Weymouth addressed ACG members and other guests at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. Last week, we posted a clip of Kathari...
Earlier this month, Katharine Weymouth addressed ACG members and other guests at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. Last week, we posted a clip of Katharine discussing the shifting media landscape and leading an organization through change, which you can view here.
wn.com/Katharine Weymouth On Why Jeff Bezos Is Right For The Washington Post
Earlier this month, Katharine Weymouth addressed ACG members and other guests at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference. Last week, we posted a clip of Katharine discussing the shifting media landscape and leading an organization through change, which you can view here.
- published: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 222
Introductory Remarks by Katharine Weymouth - 2010 Foremothers Award (2)
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- Duration: 5:03
- Updated: 19 May 2010
- views: 240
National Research Center for Women and Families 2010 Foremother Awards http://www.center4research.org/news-events/foremothers-awards/
National Research Center for Women and Families 2010 Foremother Awards http://www.center4research.org/news-events/foremothers-awards/
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Katharine Weymouth on running the Post following the Bezos Acquisition
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- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 27 Mar 2014
- views: 58
Washington Post Publisher, Katharine Weymouth, discusses business best practices and the trends impacting today's media industry at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth...
Washington Post Publisher, Katharine Weymouth, discusses business best practices and the trends impacting today's media industry at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
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Washington Post Publisher, Katharine Weymouth, discusses business best practices and the trends impacting today's media industry at the 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
- published: 27 Mar 2014
- views: 58
THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth sold out USA
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- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 13 Jul 2009
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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...
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, off-the-record dinner to discuss health care reform with some of her reporters and editors covering the story.
But she then invited CEOs and lobbyists from the health care industry to come, too — providing they fork over $25,000 a head, or a quarter of a million if they want to sponsor a whole series of these cozy little get-togethers. And what is the inducement she offers them? Nothing less than — and I'm quoting the invitation verbatim — "An exclusive opportunity to participate in the health care reform debate among the select few who will actually get it done." The invitation reminds the CEOs and lobbyists that they will be buying access to "those powerful few in business and policy making who are forwarding, legislating, and reporting on the issues."
Remember, the invitation promises this private, intimate, and off-the-record dinner is an extension "of THE WASHINGTON POST brand of journalistic inquiry into the issues, a unique opportunity for stakeholders to hear and be heard."
wn.com/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, off-the-record dinner to discuss health care reform with some of her reporters and editors covering the story.
But she then invited CEOs and lobbyists from the health care industry to come, too — providing they fork over $25,000 a head, or a quarter of a million if they want to sponsor a whole series of these cozy little get-togethers. And what is the inducement she offers them? Nothing less than — and I'm quoting the invitation verbatim — "An exclusive opportunity to participate in the health care reform debate among the select few who will actually get it done." The invitation reminds the CEOs and lobbyists that they will be buying access to "those powerful few in business and policy making who are forwarding, legislating, and reporting on the issues."
Remember, the invitation promises this private, intimate, and off-the-record dinner is an extension "of THE WASHINGTON POST brand of journalistic inquiry into the issues, a unique opportunity for stakeholders to hear and be heard."
- published: 13 Jul 2009
- views: 761
Katharine Weymouth recognizes local teachers at annual Agnes Meyer Awards ceremony
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- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 14 May 2014
- views: 93
The Washington Post presents the 2014 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Awards to full-time teachers in the metropolitan area. Each local school district selected...
The Washington Post presents the 2014 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Awards to full-time teachers in the metropolitan area. Each local school district selected its own winners from a list of internal nominees.
wn.com/Katharine Weymouth Recognizes Local Teachers At Annual Agnes Meyer Awards Ceremony
The Washington Post presents the 2014 Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Awards to full-time teachers in the metropolitan area. Each local school district selected its own winners from a list of internal nominees.
- published: 14 May 2014
- views: 93
Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO, The Washington Post - Part 2
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- Duration: 4:18
- Updated: 28 May 2014
- views: 24
Ms. Weymouth continues her presentation at the ACG National Capital 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
Ms. Weymouth continues her presentation at the ACG National Capital 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
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Ms. Weymouth continues her presentation at the ACG National Capital 2014 Mid-Atlantic Growth Conference.
- published: 28 May 2014
- views: 24
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Katharine Weymouth on Ads in Newspapers
Aspen Ideas Festival, 2009.
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Katharine Weymouth on Ads in Newspapers
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Katharine Weymouth honors Bob Woodward at National Press Club
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Katharine Weymouth on Why Jeff Bezos is Right for the Washington Post
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Introductory Remarks by Katharine Weymouth - 2010 Foremothers Award (2)
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Katharine Weymouth on running the Post following the Bezos Acquisition
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THE WASHINGTON POST, Katharine Weymouth sold out USA
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Katharine Weymouth recognizes local teachers at annual Agnes Meyer Awards ceremony
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Katharine Weymouth, Publisher & CEO, The Washington Post - Part 2
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Indian air force plane with 29 missing over Bay of Bengal
Edit Springfield News-Sun 22 Jul 2016
The Indian air force Friday lost contact with a transport plane carrying 29 people to islands in the Bay of Bengal, the defense ministry said ... ....
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Ginsburg And Trump Give New Meaning To Attacking And Packing SCOTUS
Edit WorldNews.com 22 Jul 2016
In fact, the next president will possibly appoint up to three justices, including a Supreme Court vacancy that already exists and will break a 4-4 tie between conservative and liberal judges ... Hamilton once thought ... Roosevelt attempted to pack it ... Meanwhile, many Southern Democrats feared new justices would overturn segregation which they supported ... President Roosevelt’s popularity, in the meantime, plummeted....
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Graham the unforgettable face of Australian road safety
Edit BBC News 22 Jul 2016
Meet Graham - according to his creators he has the perfect body to survive a car crash. The incredibly lifelike sculpture was commissioned as part of an Australian road safety campaign. He has a head shaped like a boulder, feet snarled like tree roots and a chest like a wrinkled battering ram ... There's no secret behind Graham's name ... ....
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UN: Global Warming Happening Faster Than Predicted
Edit Voa News 22 Jul 2016
The World Meteorological Organization says the first half of this year has been the hottest in history - a sign that global warming is happening faster than expected. The U.N. organization based in Geneva warned Thursday that 2016 is on track to be the world’s hottest year on record. Zlatica Hoke reports the WMO called on signatories to start implementing the climate agreement reached last year in Paris as soon as possible ... ....
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Donald Trump accepts GOP nod, declares America in crisis
Edit Lexington Herald-Leader 22 Jul 2016
Declaring America in crisis, Donald Trump pledged to cheering Republicans and still-skeptical voters Thursday night that as president he will restore the safety they fear they’re losing, strictly curb immigration and save the nation from a Hillary Clinton record of “death, destruction, terrorism and weakness.” ... He set aside much of his usual bravado ... “I’m with you, and I will fight for you, and I will win for you,” he declared....
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Pupils take to the water in Gigs in Weymouth Bay (British Rowing)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
On Wednesday, 6 July pupils from six schools across West Dorset had the excitement of gig racing in a knock-out format in Weymouth Bay. Eight teams ranging from year 7 - 9 had each completed a series of five learn to row sessions with Weymouth Gig Club prior to the racing afternoon. The afternoon itself was also run from Weymouth ......
Tsai cites public’s will over ‘consensus’
Edit Taipei Times 22 Jul 2016
Tsai gave her first exclusive interview since taking office with Washington Post senior associate editor Lally Weymouth at the Presidential Office Building on Monday, with the president talking at length about cross-strait ties and the Taiwan-US relationship ... Weymouth asked Tsai how she plans to strike a balance between maintaining cross-strait ......
Panel still reviewing Connecticut insurance commissioner
Edit Arizona Daily Star 22 Jul 2016
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut's ethics panel is continuing its review of whether Insurance Commissioner Katharine Wade should have recused herself from overseeing the proposed merger between Anthem Inc. and Bloomfield-based Cigna ... ....
CITGO Teams Up with Boston Red Sox Foundation to Launch Spirit Pump Campaign (CITGO Petroleum Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. CITGO Petroleum Corporation). BOSTON, Mass. - July 22, 2016 - This July through October, CITGO Petroleum Corporation, along with its local New England partners, SEI Fuels, H.A ... Red Sox fans and CITGO customers alike can stop by the designated gas stations to fill up their tank at the branded Spirit Pump and a portion of their fuel purchase will be donated directly to the Red Sox Foundation ... Weymouth CITGO - East Weymouth, Mass....
Magma build-up may put Salvadoran capital at risk (University of Bristol)
Edit Public Technologies 22 Jul 2016
(Source. University of Bristol). The build-up of magma six kilometres below El Salvador's Ilopango caldera means the capital city of San Salvador may be at risk from future eruptions, University of Bristol researchers have found ... 'However, it is unclear to what extent regional tectonic stresses influence magma accumulation between large caldera-forming eruptions.', co-author Professor Katharine Cashman said ... Dr Gottsmann said ... Paper.....
Weymouth RNLI volunteers involved in major air and sea search (RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
Volunteer RNLI lifeboat crew members in Weymouth launched both the town's lifeboats last night (Wednesday 20 July) after a swimmer got into difficulty while swimming in the sea off Durdle Door ... Coastguards also requested Weymouth RNLI launch their all-weather lifeboat (ALB), Ernest & Mabel, to assist in the search ... Original documenthttp.//rnli.org/NewsCentre/Pages/Weymouth-RNLI-volunteers-involved-in-major-air-and-sea-search.aspx....
Sustainable Seafood at the Dorset Seafood Festival
Edit Huffington Post 21 Jul 2016
The 8th and 9th July 2017 will be the 10th outing for the Dorset Seafood Festival in Weymouth ... Jack Stein � Dorset Media Services. Dorset Seafood Festival Crab Shack ... Weymouth Beach � Dorset Media Services. This event, I will find, is not only stimulating - and delicious - but also an opportunity to discover Weymouth at the same time. Weymouth Harbour ... I soon discover there was so much more going on in Weymouth than I have realised ... ....
Three borough parks named as some of the best in Britain (Dorset County Council)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
(Source. Dorset County Council). Greenhill Gardens and Sandsfoot Gardens in Weymouth and Easton Gardens in Portland are among the very best in the UK - and that's official ... Cllr Andy Blackwood, Weymouth & Portland Borough Council's Briefholder for Community Facilities, said ... 'Having Green Flag Awards across three of our parks highlights that people in Weymouth and Portland are benefitting from green spaces of the very highest quality.'....
Weymouth Man Charged with Illegally Possessing Assault-Style Weapons and Ammunition (FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
(Source. FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation). BOSTON - A Weymouth man was charged today in U.S ... Bowler on Tuesday, July 19, 2016 ... Following Kurtzer's arrest, law enforcement officers searched Kurtzer's Weymouth residence where they uncovered a basement workshop ... Original documenthttps.//www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/boston/press-releases/weymouth-man-charged-with-illegally-possessing-assault-style-weapons-and-ammunition ... (noodl....
Episcopal Church celebrates Bishop Browning’s life, bids him farewell (Episcopal Church in the United States of America)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
(Source. Episcopal Church in the United States of America) ... Photo. Frank DeSantis, Diocese of Oregon ... The Rt. Rev. Edmond Lee Browning ... He lived in Hood River, Oregon ... Katharine Jefferts Schori, 26th presiding bishop, led the post-communion prayer ... From left are 26th Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, 27th Presiding Bishop Michael B ... Griswold, 26th Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, President of the House of Deputies the Rev....
Insurance commissioner says she has no conflict in merger
Edit The Tribune San Luis Obispo 21 Jul 2016
Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Katharine Wade contends she has no conflict of interest that would prevent her from overseeing a proposed merger between Anthem Inc. and Bloomfield-based Cigna ... ....
Diver retrieves £10k heirloom ring in Majorca
Edit BBC News 21 Jul 2016
A veteran diver who retrieved a holidaymaker's lost ring from the Mediterranean seabed - worth £10,000 - said it was "fairly easy" to find. George Edmunds, 75, from Weymouth, Dorset was flown to Majorca by Katie Patterson, 24, after she had lost the heirloom while swimming in the sea ... "You should have seen her face" ... ....
2016 FMC Highlights: Value-Based Purchasing Payment Models Are Here, Now What? (Part 1 of 2) (NAHC - National Association for Home Care & Hospice)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jul 2016
(Source. NAHC - National Association for Home Care & Hospice). 2016 FMC Highlights. Value-Based Purchasing Payment Models Are Here, Now What? (Part 1 of 2). July 21, 2016 04.07 PM ... This is Part 1 of NAHC Report's coverage of this session; a subsequent edition will provide Part 2 of our coverage ... If you have any questions about the conference or the education sessions, please contact Katharine Howard at NAHC. katharine@nahc.org. Back ... (noodl....
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