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Arjun comes to The Washington Post from WGBH in Boston, where he produced the three-hour midday news show “Boston Public Radio,” handling the show’s political segments, as well as monthly segments with the mayor and governor. Arjun also wrote stories for WGBH Digital on local and national politics.
The Washington Post and the American Nurses Association (ANA) announced the winners of the 2020 Star Nurses Awards, recognizing registered nurses in the Washington, D.C. area with the Nightingale Award for excellence in their field.
Starting September 8, new episodes will air Tuesday through Friday.
El pódcast en español de The Washington Post duplica su frecuencia y estará disponible de martes a viernes.
We are delighted to announce that Yeganeh Torbati is joining The Washington Post as economic policy investigations reporter. She will play a central role on the economics team scrutinizing the tax, budget, trade and regulatory decisions made by Washington’s power brokers.
All three journalists have been outstanding in their video roles and their motion-graphics skills will bring added depth and breadth to a high-priority new initiative.
The Design Department is excited to announce that Lucio Villa has been promoted to the role of design editor.Lucio joined us a year ago from the San Francisco Chronicle and has impressed us with his ability to elevate projects, his unflappable demeanor and his imaginative approaches on such projects as the Mekong River, and Virus Global Wave, and as a part of the team that built the Mueller Report Illustrated.
The Washington Post has an opening for the position of managing editor/digital. This managing editor has responsibility for a broad portfolio that encompasses video, audio, graphics, emerging news products, audience and engagement, the multiplatform desk, the universal news desk that oversees the home page, photography, design and newsroom product and operations. This managing editor currently oversees 350 journalists.
Speakers include Ben Carson, Linda McMahon, Kellyanne Conway, Jason Miller, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson and House Majority Whip Steve Scalise
La journaliste et réalisatrice française écrira mensuellement sur les problématiques de racisme et de sexisme.
The French journalist and filmmaker will write monthly on issues related to racism and sexism.
Anchored by The Post’s David Weigel, this news series will provide readers with a smart, comprehensive look at where votes come from, how parties’ bases are shifting and what these trends could mean for the 2020 presidential election.
MarTech Today writes that “[w]hat started as a home grown publishing platform has become an impressive piece of martech with content, experience and commerce all built in.”
Unique visitors were up by more than 7 percent year over year.
Paulina comes to us from The New York Times’s Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean bureau, where she has covered drug trafficking, immigration, regional politics and general news since 2013. Her work with colleague Azam Ahmed on the gripping story about a cartel assassin-turned-informant was part of a series that won a George Polk Award for international reporting.
Mina comes to us from the multiplatform editing desk, where she worked part-time for the past two years. In this role, she was responsible for copy-editing stories, writing headlines and editing projects from all corners of the newsroom.
Starting on August 14, the eight-year anniversary of the abduction of Tice from a checkpoint in Syria, The Post will run full-page ads in addition to digital ads across its platforms.
This agreement continues a period of tremendous growth for Zeus which will now power adtech for nearly 70 sites in the U.S.
Dicker, who has spearheaded ad innovation at The Post through R.E.D. and Zeus, is was selected by his peers in the ad industry as a top young thought leader making a significant impact on the industry.
