CBS’ Face the Nation: White House Senior Advisor David Axelrod and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich

ABC’s This Week: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and a roundtable with ABC’s George Will and Claire Shipman, Republican strategist Matthew Dowd, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution‘s Cynthia Tucker

Fox News Sunday: Economic roundtable with White House Council of Economic Advisors’ Austan Goolsbee, Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL), Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Thayer Lodging Group and Thayer Capital Partners Chairman Fred Malek, a panel with Weekly Standard‘s Bill Kristol, columnist Charles Krauthammer and NPR’s Mara Liasson and Juan Williams and “Power Player” FCC Acting Chairman Michael Copps

CNN’s State of the Union: White House Senior Advisor David Axelrod, Spring Hill, TN Mayor Michael Dinwiddie, Flint, MI Mayor Michael Brown and former CNN anchor Bernard Shaw

CNN’s Reliable Sources with Howard Kurtz: Richard Wolffe, Financial Times’ Chrystia Freeland, Politico’s Jonathan Martin, Bill Press and Kathleen Parker

CNN’s GPS with Fareed Zakaria: Egyptian dissident Saad Eddin Ibrahim, “Engaging the Muslim World” author Juan Cole, Palestinian legislator Hanan Ahsrwai, Ben-Gurion University’s Benny Morris, former Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia Anwar Ibrahim, Iranian journalist Maziar Bahari, The Daily Star‘s Rami Khouri and “Home Again” author Michael Lewis

NBC’s The Chris Matthews Show: HDNet’s Dan Rather, New York Magazine‘s John Heilemann, BBC’s Katty Kay and CNN’s Gloria Borger

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill and National Journal: NYT‘s Helene Cooper, The Economist‘s Greg Ip and Politico‘s Gebe Martinez

Bloomberg’s Political Capital with Al Hunt: Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN) and Bloomberg’s Julianna Goldman, Mike Tackett, Robert Hutton, Margaret Carlson and Kate O’Beirne

Roll Call TV with Robert Traynham:

Will update as we learn them.

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Weymouth shared her thoughts on…

…The Huffington Post: “They are a good kick in the pants for us. We have to make our news more compelling and engaging for the reader.”

…competing in a fast-paced Internet environment: “We’re not going to prostitute ourselves — no Britney Spears stories. … But, in the context of our brand, we need to ask ourselves, what can we be doing better?”

…the state of Washington Post Radio: “The short answer is: It’s over. … It ended about six months ago. I guess you missed it a lot!”

…the Washington Post’s national and even international appeal: “The Washington Post still sees its mission as based in local reporting. … We’re a local paper that happens to sit in the nation’s capital.”

…the election of Barack Obama: “Washington itself will be a big story over the next four years.”

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