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Last trade signal was BUY
at 2007-Nov-26
Price: $799.98
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The Washington Post Company, together with its subsidiaries, operates as a diversified media and education company in the United States and internationally. The company primarily provides a range of educational services for children, students, and professionals. It offers test preparation services for college and graduate school entrance exams; continuing education, certification, licensing, exam preparation, and professional development to corporations, as well as to individuals seeking to advance their careers in various disciplines; and classroom-based instruction and distance education ...
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Newspaper ad revenue of 28%, 8 quarters of double-digit drops
Filed under: Newspapers, New York Times'A' (NYT), Gannett Co (GCI), Media World <> We've put three quarters behind us in 2009, and the most recent one was merely another miserable step downward for the beleaguered newspaper industry. Total ad revenue plummeted in the third quarter to $6.4 billion for the print jockeys, a decline of 28%. This info from the Newspaper Association of America drives home the notion that conditions will only worsen for the newspaper industry. So, if you're hoping those shares of New York Times Company (NYT), Gannett (GCI) and Washington Post Company (WPO), holding yo...
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The Washington Post Company increases income, but shares sell off
Filed under: Earnings reports, Newspapers, New York Times'A' (NYT), Gannett Co (GCI), Media World  The Washington Post Company (NYSE: WPO) published data for the third quarter earlier today. Can't say I was mightily impressed by the numbers. Sure, there was a profit increase, but the top line wasn't exciting, and the newspaper division, as you might have expected, experienced a sharp decline in sales.
<>Net revenues rose 2%. Earnings per share came in at $1.81. That was sharply higher than the $1.08 per share recorded in the comparable period. Yet, I think you have to be careful in terms of rea...
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The New York Times Coming Jihad Against The Huffington Post
The old media is running out of time.
The online editions of The Washington Post (NYSE:WPO), New York Times (NYSE:NYT), and Time, Inc (NYSE:TWX) properties do fairly well, but not well enough to offset losses at their print properties. The print publishers have begun to mumble more frequently that...
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HuffPo Traffic Blows Past LA Times, Washington Post
Huffington Post's traffic picked up steam in September allowing it to blow past the LA Times and the Washington Post, according to Compete.com. Huffington Post had 8,350,417 uniques in September, up from 7,062,581 in August. The LA Times site had 8,310,427 uniques in September, as compared to 8,150,668 in August. The Washington Post took the hardest fall, going to 8,124,820 uniques in September from 9,303,042 in August. 
Read the rest of this story » See Also: <>Ex-AOL And Yahoo Ad Chief Joins Huffington Post (TWX, YHOO)Huffington Post Names Eric Hippeau CEO<><>The New Newsweek.com: A Fancy Huffing...
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SEC tells WaPo to do better job explaining its comp…
 Today’s one of those weird holidays where the markets are open, but the SEC is closed, which means no new filings today. But on Friday, before they left for the holiday weekend, the SEC released a bevy of comment letters, many of which focus on compensation disclosures in the 2009 crop of proxies.
<>One of the ones that caught our attention was this letter between the SEC and the Washington Post Co. (WPO) which is dated July 16, but only became available on Friday. (Just a reminder: the rules on comment letters are that the SEC releases them no sooner than 45 days after the matter has been d...
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