Susan Glasser

More: Politico Hires Foreign Policy Mag's Rozen - Posted August 24, 2009
We told you earlier today that Politico would be beefing up its foreign policy coverage with the hire of Laura Rozen, and shared with you a memo from Politico's Bill Nichols, John Harris and Jim VandeHei. Now, a note from Foreign Policy's Susan Glasser: Dear everyone - Just a quick follow-up to... [FishBowlDC]

Foreign Policy Forges On... - Posted April 22, 2009
Every once in a while we get our hands on an internal memo that isn't about layoffs or salary cuts... Is it as newsworthy? Probably not, but the doom and gloom is starting to wear on me so congrats to FP on their continued successes. Susan Glasser's memo obtained by... [FishBowlDC]

Foreign Policy Forges On... - Posted April 22, 2009
Every once in a while we get our hands on an internal memo that isn't about layoffs or salary cuts... Is it as newsworthy? Probably not, but the doom and gloom is starting to wear on me so congrats to FP on their continued successes. Susan Glasser's memo obtained by... [FishBowlDC]

Ricks Takes To The Blog - Posted December 29, 2008
Former Washington Post military reporter Tom Ricks, who took a buyout from the paper in April and remains a correspondent, will soon launch a blog for Foreign Policy magazine, FishbowlDC has learned. Under the leadership of Executive Editor Susan Glasser (a longtime Washington Post editor and foreign correspondent), the magazine is set... [FishBowlDC]

Weisberg Chimes In on "Foreign Policy" Purchase - Posted September 30, 2008
Earlier on FishbowlDC: "So That's What Susan Glasser Will Do Next..." Slate Group Editor-in-Chief Jacob Weisberg sent out an email to Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive staffers this morning, obtained by FishbowlDC, in which he elaborates on the purchase of Foreign Policy magazine. Weisberg admits that "This might seem an odd fit because of our... [FishBowlDC]

So That's What Susan Glasser Will Do Next... - Posted September 29, 2008
Bloomberg reported last week that the Washington Post would acquire Foreign Policy magazine. The official release is out and has some additional details: Susan Glasser, a longtime Washington Post editor and foreign correspondent who served as co-bureau chief in Moscow and covered the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, will join Foreign Policy... [FishBowlDC]

So That's What Susan Glasser Will Do Next... - Posted September 29, 2008
Bloomberg reported last week that the Washington Post would acquire Foreign Policy magazine. The official release is out and has some additional details: Susan Glasser, a longtime Washington Post editor and foreign correspondent who served as co-bureau chief in Moscow and covered the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, will join Foreign Policy... [FishBowlDC]

City Paper Examines Glasser's Tenure - Posted April 7, 2008
...and it ain't pretty. Choice quotes about the Washington Post's National Editor Susan Glasser: "Yes, Glasser is a smart newswoman, but she's really distinguishing herself with bad management. Washington City Paper should have listened more closely to the various sources who cast her as a train wreck." "Glasser's detractors have recently found a... [FishBowlDC]

What Do Posties Think Of The "Downie Leaving" Rumor? - Posted March 25, 2008
Earlier: "Downie: Gone?!?" We asked some: "I have no idea if the rumor is valid, but Jaffe's analysis sounds about right , in that I think there would be a newspaper rebellion if any of the comedians mentioned got the nod. The only person who would I think might be welcomed.... is the... [FishBowlDC]

Thompson Returns To The Post - Posted February 12, 2008
Okay, so here's how it started: A tipster heard that the Washington Post's Susan Glasser, Bill Hamilton and one more big time Postie were spotted having coffee recently with NYTimes investigative reporter Marilyn Thompson. Speculation has it that Thompson was upset that the Times didn't run their story about the relationship between Sen.... [FishBowlDC]

Milbank Ain't Going Anywhere - Posted February 8, 2008
From Politico: The Washington Post's Dana Milbank has recently been in negotiations with Time magazine about writing a column similar to his popular "Washington Sketch" pieces. Milbank confirmed to Politico that he had job discussions with the newsweekly but decided to remain at the Post. He declined to comment further. A few thoughts: Why... [FishBowlDC]

Morning Reading List, 10.16.07 - Posted October 16, 2007
Good morning Washington. Did you make it? The deadline for this year's Knight News Challenge grants and the MacArthur Foundation's Digital Media and Learning competition, was yesterday! "Washington Life’s Curse: Jinxing diplomatic corps?" Don't miss the Watergate Conference on Political & Congressional Reporting at the Watergate this weekend. For the full schedule, click here. From... [FishBowlDC]

Obama First Pol To Grace GQ Cover In 15 Years - Posted August 13, 2007
First on FishbowlDC... GQ asks: Does "the new star of the Democratic Party" have "the nerve, the political spine, and the will to do the (sometimes dirty) work it takes to get to the White House?" That was then (Nov. 1992)... ...this is now (Sept. 2007)... FishbowlDC has learned that Sen. Barack Obama will grace... [FishBowlDC]

Journos In Love At The Post - Posted July 3, 2007
Harry Jaffe points out the following pairings: "The latest pairing is Pulitzer Prize–winning special-projects reporter Barton Gellman and WMD specialist Dafna Linzer." "The reigning power couple today is Susan Glasser and Peter Baker. She's assistant managing editor for national news; he covers the White House--which means she's his boss." "Then there's Marie Arana, editor... [FishBowlDC]

The Post's National Desk - Posted June 25, 2007
A number of you have written in confused about how Rajiv Chandrasekaran's recent promotion affects the Washington Post's National Desk. To help you out, here's the pecking order, in order of rank: 1. Susan Glasser, AME/National 2. Bill Hamilton (National politics editor) and Rajiv Chandrasekaran (National Editor). Rajiv will oversee all other national... [FishBowlDC]

Ruth Marcus On The Post's Office Romances - Posted May 21, 2007
In looking at the Wolowitz-Riza-Worldbank situation, Post columnist Ruth Marcus discusses how the Post handles office relationships: As it happens, my newspaper grappled recently with a similar problem, with the genders gratifyingly reversed -- and came to an opposite conclusion. In naming a new person to run the national section, the top... [FishBowlDC]

John Pomfret To Edit Outlook - Posted January 29, 2007
A staff note from Len Downie and Phil Bennett: We are very pleased to announce that John Pomfret will be the next editor of Outlook. Over the last 25 years, John has blazed a trail as one of the great foreign correspondents of his generation. The last 14 of these have... [FishBowlDC]