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The Washington Post. A morning daily and Sunday newspaper published in Washington, D.C. For the 6-month period ending March 31, 2001, The Post's unaudited average paid circulation was 802,594 Monday-Friday and 1,070,809 Sunday. The Post maintains 22 foreign, 6 national, and 12 metropolitan news bureaus. Visit The Washington Post at washpost.com The online version of the newspaper is available through The Washington Post Company's new-media and electronic-publishing subsidiary, Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive, at washingtonpost.com.
Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive. WPNI is the new-media and electronic-publishing subsidiary of The Washington Post Company, headquartered in Arlington, VA. Its mission is to develop the company's editorial products and businesses on the web. WPNI's flagship products include washingtonpost.com and Newsweek.MSNBC.com.
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The Washington Post National Weekly Edition.
A tabloid publication of selected Post articles on politics, foreign
affairs, popular culture, public policy, and personal finance, edited for a
national audience, with a circulation of 56,000.
The Washington Post Writers Group. A syndicator of 28 writers
and cartoonists, including several Washington Post writers, plus material from
Newsweek to thousands of publications worldwide. The Writers Group also sells
reprints of articles and photos from Washington Post archives.
The Herald. A morning daily and Sunday newspaper published in Everett, Washington, 30 miles north of Seattle. The Herald's audited average circulation for the 6-month period ending March 31, 2001, was 52,720 daily and 60,950 Sunday. The Herald also publishes six community weeklies in South Snohomish and North King Counties and a monthly business journal. Visit HeraldNet.
The Gazette. A publisher in Maryland of 39 controlled-circulation community weekly newspapers with a combined circulation of 614,000; 3 twice-weekly paid-circulation newspapers with a combined circulation of 50,300; 2 weekly paid-circulation newspapers with a combined circulation of 19,000; a weekly specialty publication with a circulation of 17,900; one twice-monthly real estate publication; 9 military newspapers and 9 base guides for local military bases; and an operator of two commercial printing plants in the Washington area. Visit Gazette.Net.
Greater Washington Publishing, Inc. produces several publications for the metropolitan Washington region: Apartment Showcase, an advertisement guide for apartment rentals; New Homes Guide, an advertisement guide for new home builders; Guide to Retirement Living, a publication aimed at the growing senior citizen community and those who serve it; and Auto Buyers Guide. These publications are distributed free of charge to consumers and advertisers. Visit Greater Washington Publishing, Inc.
Apartment Showcase. The Apartment Showcase is a full-color apartment guidebook with over 600 pages of apartment finding information for Virginia, Maryland and Washington, DC. Visit Apartment Showcase.
New Homes Guide. New Homes Guide is Metropolitan Washington's only complete guide to every new home community. Visit New Homes Guide.
Guide to Retirement Living. The Guide to Retirement Living is a full-color magazine that includes detailed listings of every retirement living option in Metropolitan Washington, Virginia, Maryland, Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware. Visit Guide to Retirement Living./P>
Auto Buyers Guide. Auto Buyers Guide is a full color photo guide to new and used cars that are for sale in the Washington, Maryland and Virginia area. Its easy to use format makes finding your next car an cinch. It is available through 1,200 street boxes all around town.
Robinson Terminal Warehouse Corporation. A newsprint handling and storage facility with operations in Alexandria and Springfield, Virginia, and College Park, Maryland.
Capitol Fiber Inc. A handler and seller to recycling industries of old newspaper and other waste paper collected in the Washington/Baltimore area. |
