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Can This Geek Save WaPo? We Thought DC-ers Were Nerds... - Posted July 1, 2009
That's the question posed by Washingtonian mag this month, referring to WaPo's chief digital officer Vijay Ravindran. Funny, I thought we all agreed after the RTCA dinner that DC'ers were nerds... Harry Jaffe reports Don Graham and WaPo are putting some of their last best hopes on Ravindran, the paper's first "chief... [FishBowlDC]

Can This Geek Save WaPo? We Thought DC-ers Were Nerds... - Posted July 1, 2009
That's the question posed by Washingtonian mag this month, referring to WaPo's chief digital officer Vijay Ravindran. Funny, I thought we all agreed after the RTCA dinner that DC'ers were nerds... Harry Jaffe reports Don Graham and WaPo are putting some of their last best hopes on Ravindran, the paper's first "chief... [FishBowlDC]

WaPo Journos Lunching With Ravindran - Posted April 29, 2009
Don Graham has been holding journo lunch meetings for Vijay Ravindran, WaPo's chief digital officer. According to Washingtonian, the lunches are being held to ramp up the former Amazon exec. on the business of news. WaPo's Liz Spayd, Joel Achenbach, Dana Milbank, Ian Shapira, Jose Antonio Vargas, Mike Wilbon, Jason LaCanfora,... [FishBowlDC]

Morning Reading List 03.26.09 - Posted March 26, 2009
Good Morning FishbowlDC! Got a blind item, interesting link, funny note, comment, birthday, anniversary or anything of the sort for Morning Reading List? Drop us a line. Its day 66 covering the Obama administration and week eight for us. Happy Birthday to Bob Woodward (h/t Playbook). What we know and what we're reading... [FishBowlDC]

A Few Un-Observant Observer Details - Posted July 16, 2008
An eagle-eyed reader brings to our attention some missteps in the Observer's recent profile of Katharine Weymouth. Among them: Misspelling Katharine Graham ("Unlike her grandmother, Katherine Graham, ... ") "Katharine Weymouth, the most powerful person at The Washington Post"...You mean more powerful than Don Graham? Len Downie did not take the buyout... ("Those who... [FishBowlDC]

Live-Blogging: Downie Interview - Posted April 10, 2008
We're at Nathans Georgetown right now and live-blogging the "Q&A Cafe" interview of Washington Post Executive Editor Len Downie, Jr. by host Carol Joynt. (In chronological order) Sitting with Jim Kimsey, Victoria Michaels and Pam Sorensen (with whom, one's thirst can be quenched) before the interview, Downie confesses to them that both... [FishBowlDC]

Morning Reading List, 12.20.07 - Posted December 20, 2007
Good morning Washington. On this day in 2002, Sen. Trent Lott resigned as Senate Majority Leader. Quickly navigate Morning Reading List: NEWSPAPERS | TV | ONLINE MEDIA | MAGAZINES | RADIO | REVOLVING DOOR | JOBS You think card games are "much fun." NEWSPAPERS A reader wonders, "Where did the Washington Times Christmas tree go? It... [FishBowlDC]

Morning Reading List, 11.08.07 - Posted November 8, 2007
Good morning Washington. You say "no way in hell" to group houses. Stephen Manfredi, a Senior Account Executive with Shirley & Banister Public Affairs, has accepted a position at the White House as Associate Director of the Office of Strategic Initiatives. Washington Post's Ruth Marcus writes, "It's not as if this president has... [FishBowlDC]

Morning Reading List, 11.01.07 - Posted November 1, 2007
Good morning Washington. This is the longest Morning Reading List in FishbowlDC history. You think Tim Russert should be The Joker. ABC announced, "During a week dominated by news of the fires in Southern California, 'World News with Charles Gibson' was the #1 evening newscast among Total Viewers, Households and Adults 25-54. For... [FishBowlDC]

Happy Birthday, Len! - Posted May 1, 2007
The Washington Post newsroom had a surprise birthday celebration for Mr. Downie just moments ago, with a chocolate fountain instead of the usual sheetcake. Len seemed genuinely surprised. "As a sign of our fondness for Len, we're eliminating our mandatory age-65 retirement," joked Don Graham. Len had some nice words about his... [FishBowlDC]

Graham Weighs In On NYT - Posted April 23, 2007
In this weekend' WSJ, the Post's Don Graham weighs in on the "The Gray Lady's Virtue" and says that the company should not be auctioned off.... [FishBowlDC]

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