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[edit] » Big Three try again - The Cycle - PRWeek Blogs

2 December 2008, by unknown ... John McCain Keith Olbermann Los Angeles Los Angeles Times Marcus Brauchli Mark Penn Microsoft MSNBC News Corp New York Post New York Times NIRI Politico.com PRSA Rachel Sklar Sam Zell Scott McClellan The New York Times Tribune Co. ...

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2 December 2008, by unknown On Monday, Washington Post Executive Editor Marcus Brauchli announced the paper’s four-person White House team, which includes African-American Michael Fletcher, who covered the Bush administration for three years before shifting to the ...

[edit] Juegos de la CIA - Etcétera

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[edit] Rupert finds a new favourite - guardian.co.uk

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[edit] Unheeded Warnings - American Journalism Review

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[edit] "Katastrophe für Verlage, nicht für die freie Presse" - Spiegel Online

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[edit] Financial Crisis: "How could we know?" - ireport

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[edit] paidContent.org - Industry Moves: WSJ Names Times Of London's ... - Washington Post

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[edit] Industry Moves: WSJ Names Times Of London's Baker Deputy Editor-In-Chief

12 November 2008, by You may have noticed that the WSJ is looking more like a British newspaper every day, with its new Heard of the Street format, "no-jump" stories, and higher volume of corporate coverage. Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) took another step in that direction today with the appointment of Gerard Baker, from the Times ...

[edit] Industry Moves: WSJ Names Times Of London's Baker Deputy Editor-In ...

12 November 2008, by David Kaplan The move is part of a broader editorial reorganization that included the departure of Marcus Brauchli, who stepped down as managing editor in April, and the editorial reorg in July, when the paper let go of 50 people. ...

[edit] Election Aftermath: C-stores and News Stands Run out of Newspapers - CSNews Online

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[edit] 'Washington Post' Launches New Government-Focused Web Pages - Editor & Publisher

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[edit] Obama press corps likely more diverse - MLive.com

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[edit] The Washington Post and washingtonpost.com Launchthe Fed Page ... - MarketWatch

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[edit] Print Journalism Lives!!!

5 November 2008, by Kwey and Marcus.jpg (Photo by Joel Achenbach) Amazing scene outside The Washington Post on 15th Street: Hundreds and hundreds of people are lined up to buy a commemorative edition of today's newspaper. Shown here are Post Executive Editor Marcus Brauchli and publisher Katharine ...

[edit] Dog Bites Man

17 October 2008, by In a (not particularly) stunning move, the Washington Post, whose managing editor is (my college classmate) Marcus Brauchli... wait for it... endorsed (my college classmate) Barack Obama for President. WaPo's...

[edit] Brauchli defends media’s pre-Wall Street crisis work

1 October 2008, by Frank Washkuch Former Wall Street Journal and new Washington Post editor Marcus Brauchli disagrees, according to a report in Editor & Publisher. Note that Brauchli points out the work of newspapers, not broadcast programs, which were mostly blamed for ...

[edit] Brauchli defends media’s pre-Wall Street crisis work

1 October 2008, by A number of public policy and media experts told PRWeek that they expected more form the media, at least in terms of educating consumers, in the lead-up to the ongoing financial crisis. Former Wall Street Journal and new Washington Post editor Marcus Brauchli disagrees, according to a report in Editor & Publisher. Note that Brauchli points out the work of newspapers, not broadcast programs, which were mostly blamed for both hyping financial issues and demanding the federal government immed

[edit] Marcus Brauchli, Bourbon in Hand, Gets Ready for the Post | The ...

27 August 2008, by John Koblin Last night, at a Politico party at the bar Mynt on Market Street in Denver, the Washington Post's new editor Marcus Brauchli stood off to the side of the bar with a bourbon-rocks in hand. "I haven't really started yet, so I'm not ready ...

[edit] Ce Suisse qui prendra la tête du Washington Post

28 July 2008, by La direction du Washington Post a récemment nommé Marcus Brauchli (47 ans) à la tête de sa rédaction pour succéder à Leonard Downie, en poste depuis 17 ans. Ce double-national, ancien directeur de la rédaction du Wall Street Journal, devra relever le défi de l'intégration des rédactions ...

[edit] Schweizer an Schalthebeln der Washington Post

28 July 2008, by Die Washington Post hat kürzlich den 47-jährigen Doppelbürger Marcus Brauchli zum neuen Redaktionsleiter ernannt. Der frühere Chefredaktor des Wall Street Journals soll die Zusammenführung von Zeitung und Internet anpacken.

[edit] Ein Schweizer an den Schalthebeln der Washington Post

27 July 2008, by Die Washington Post hat kürzlich den 47-jährigen Doppelbürger Marcus Brauchli zum neuen Redaktionsleiter ernannt. Der frühere Chefredaktor des Wall Street Journals soll die Zusammenführung von Zeitung und Internet anpacken.

[edit] Washington Post Editor's Dad Has Anti-Bush Blog (The Internet)

23 July 2008, by Previewscreensnapz002-3 You remember Marcus Brauchli? First, short-lived editor of the Wall Street Journal under the reign of Rupert Murdoch and now the newly-installed executive editor of the Washington Post? Well, it's a good thing Brauchli finally escaped the Journal, because ...

[edit] Lo svizzero che prenderà le redini del Washington Post

23 July 2008, by La direzione del Washington Post ha recentemente nominato Marcus Brauchli, 47 anni, alla testa del prestigioso quotidiano. Di nazionalità svizzera e statunitense, l'ex direttore della redazione del Wall Street Journal sarà confrontato a diverse sfide.

[edit] Is the Washington Post Gonna Get More Gay Friendly?

19 July 2008, by Just a few short weeks ago when Len Downie was running the Washington Post, the paper had been carrying a reputation among some in the gay community for being less than friendly to the fagalas. Stories, like the one about the death of gay soldier Maj. Alan Rogers, were scrubbed of all gay references, seemingly as a matter of policy. (Downie personally edited the Rogers article, and removed any mention of his sexuality.) To some onlookers, the Post had an unwritten clause in its style guide to

[edit] Post's Weymouth: The Last Media Tycoon

16 July 2008, by News from Portfolio.com Also on Portfolio Game On: The VC Who Focuses Solely on Games In Praise of the Career Woman Ariana Huffington Plagiarizes Herself Subscribe to Portfolio magazine Editor's Note: Condé Nast Portfolio spoke with Katharine Weymouth prior to July 7, when the Washington Post named ...

[edit] New 'Post' Publisher: "To some degree, it is puppies and Iraq" (Print Is Dead)

15 July 2008, by Everyone at the Washington Post loves the Grahams, the wealthy family who've owned the paper since the Depression. Specifically, they loved feisty Katharine Graham, who published the Post during the years when it was good and successful. But she died. Now she's been replaced by her granddaughter Katharine ...

[edit] Do we really want only one newspaper?

14 July 2008, by As I read (and had pushed to me via IM, email and Twitter) updates on A-Rod's divorce last week, I also saw various takes on interviews Les Hinton, the new head of the Wall Street Journal, has been giving all over the place. In PR speak, he is clearly doing a tour to counter the concerns about Marcus Brauchli leaving (and now joining the Washington Post) and Rupert Murdoch changing the beloved Journal. "I've read the Journal for 30 years -- more," Mr. Hinton said. "When a big story happened,

[edit] Marcus Brauchli povede Washington Post

13 July 2008, by Bývalý šéfredaktor The Wall Street Journal Marcus Brauchli od září povede redakci The Washington Post. Nahradí Leonarda Downieho, který před dvěma týdny oznámil, že odejde do důchodu po 17 letech, které v čele redakce strávil. ...

[edit] Bývalý šéfredaktor Wall Street Journal povede Washington Post

11 July 2008, by Amerika zaznamenala šéfredaktorský přestup roku. V čele proslulého listu The Washington Post od září stane Marcus Brauchli, který donedávna vedl redakci neméně proslulého ekonomického deníku The Wall Street Journal.

[edit] Post's new boss sees need to stay local

11 July 2008, by Marcus Brauchli, the WSJ veteran, says keeping focus on Capitol Hill and parish pump is vital to the paper and they must be covered closely and well

[edit] Separated At Birth: Marcus Brauchli

10 July 2008, by For this week's Separated At Birth, we have a couple reader-submitted suggestions for soon-to-be Post Editor Marcus Brauchli. Does Marcus look like... 22_marcus_lgl.jpg Teller from "Penn and Teller"? Teller.JPG Or does Marcus look like... 22_marcus_lgl2.jpg ...

[edit] What's Your Advice For BROW-klee?

10 July 2008, by (Perhaps Mike Allen put it best in yesterday's Playbook: "overserved: BROW-klee". Gene Weingarten agrees with us: No matter what you say, it still basically sounds like broccoli. Says Weingarten: "No one knows for sure how his name is pronounced. He himself has never uttered it in public, so there is ...

[edit] The Journalism Fates of the Boulder Brauchlis

9 July 2008, by The Denver Post recently noted that Marcus Brauchli, the just-named executive editor of the Washington Post -- easily one of the highest-profile journalism jobs in the country -- is a Boulder boy. He freelanced for the Boulder Daily Camera while attending Boulder High School and briefly worked for the Post in 1981 during a break from his studies at New York's Columbia University. The piece also quoted Brauchli's Boulder-based father, Christopher, pictured here, who was identified as an "attor

[edit] Can Brauchli Bridge Wash Post’s Digital Divide?

9 July 2008, by Can Brauchli bridge the paper's digital divide?

[edit] Brauchli wird Chefredaktor der «Washington Post»

9 July 2008, by Bern - Marcus Brauchli wird neuer Chefredaktor der «Washington Post». Der Amerikaner mit Schweizer Pass wird seinen Posten am 8. ...

[edit] Brauchli addresses the Washington Post’s troops

9 July 2008, by Soon-to-be-executive-editor Marcus Brauchli, pronunciation guide included, met with Washington Post staffers for the first time on July 8. He didn’t reveal sweeping restructuring plans for the Post and WashingtonPost.com newsrooms, which are expected eventually, and appeared a bit nervous, one staff member told Politico.com. Managing editor Phil Bennett, passed over for the job, was in attendance, as was former executive editor Ben Bradlee, who told Editor & Publisher that publisher Kathar

[edit] Newsfeed Update: 07.09.08

9 July 2008, by arrow_hp.jpg Click here to receive mediabistro.com's Daily Newsfeed via email. Abdu11121llah_7.9.jpg Awaiting King Abdullah in Sun Valley (FishbowlLA) When a Reuters photographer saw them raise a Jordanian flag on campus at the Sun Valley Media Conference, he asked why. (How he knew a Jordanian flag ...

[edit] The Morning Newsfeed: 07.09.08

9 July 2008, by arrow_hp.jpg Click here to receive mediabistro.com's Daily Newsfeed via email. gal_climber_01.jpg Third Man Climbs Times Building and Is Arrested ( NYT/City Room) A man scaled the front of the New York Times building in Midtown Manhattan in the predawn darkness early this morning -- the third time in ...

[edit] The Answer Man?

8 July 2008, by Now that The Washington Post has chosen Marcus Brauchli over Phil Bennett to be its new executive editor, I hope I don’t sound impertinent if I ask: What’s the difference? Not “what’s the difference; they’re both mediocre.” Actually, the opposite is true. Both are superbly accomplished, ...

[edit] Choose Most Inspirational Brauchli Sound Bite!

8 July 2008, by Washington Post Executive Editor-in-Waiting Marcus Brauchli today addressed his new colleagues for the first time. In a set of prepared remarks that spanned just a few minutes, Brauchli spoke with firmness but little emotion. Everyone says that he’ll have plenty of occasions to deliver his inspirational, pump-up-the-newsroom address. When he does that, he may want to ditch the written script that he fumbled with in his opener today. I combed my way through Brauchli’s speech in search of the m

[edit] Washington Post Names Marcus Brauchli as New Executive Editor

8 July 2008, by Washington - The Washington Post (NYSE: WPO) has named Marcus Brauchli, the former managing editor of The Wall Street Journal (NYSE: NWS), as its new executive editor. read more

[edit] IS HOPE SHOWING FOR JOURNALISM?

8 July 2008, by The Washington Post has just appointed a new Executive Editor, Marcus Brauchli pronounced (Brow-klee). It would seem that what we have known for so long is that Murdoch, a businessman not a journalist, ran the show at the Wall Street Journal. No small wonder journalism reached so low a level of objectivity. Having lived through the past few years in which the "news" is no longer the truth but what those in charge of government or ownership of the media want us to hear. Only the ability of pe

[edit] L'arte del cadere in piedi (parte seconda)

8 July 2008, by Marcus Brauchli è il nuovo "top editor" del Washington Post". Qui Howard Kurtz. New York Times, Washington Post

[edit] US: Washington Post hires Marcus Brauchli as new editor

8 July 2008, by unknown Last Monday, Katherine Weymouth, the Washington Post's publisher, announced that Marcus W. Brauchli, 47, would be the new top editor of the Post. Mr. Brauchli's former experience at the Wall Street Journal as top editor, ...

[edit] Washington Post Signals Shift With a New Editor

8 July 2008, by 8910111213 14151617181920 21222324252627 28293031 Blogroll Google 08 3:41 July '08 Downie, Leonard Jr Weymouth, Katharine Bouchage Appointments and Executive Changes Washington Post Co|WPO|NYSE Brauchli, Marcus W Wall Street Journal 0 Comments

[edit] Anuncia Washington Post nuevo director

8 July 2008, by Anuncia Washington Post nuevo director Publicado en Prensa escrita en otros países por Observatorio de Medios UIA sobre el Julio 8, 2008 Tags: Marcus Brauchli, Rudoph Murdoch, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post El Universal online, EFE   La editora Katharine Weymouth informó que Marcus Brauchli sustituirá a Leonard Downie Jr., quien dirigió la redacción del periódico durante 17 años, y también asumirá a partir del 8 de septiembre el control de la edición digital   En nota fechada en

[edit] Finally, a Reason for Hope in Journalism

8 July 2008, by Filed under: Washington University, News, MediaFinally, a news story about journalism that doesn't make me want to cry. The Washington Post announced yesterday that Marcus Brauchli, former editor of The Wall Street Journal, will succeed Leonard Downie Jr. as the executive editor of The Post. While The Post is still struggling to translate itself into a viable product in an environment where news is dictated by 10-second sound bytes and raw, political reporting on blogs across the Internet, Br

[edit] Worldly Marcus Brauchli To Edit The Washington Post [Jobs]

7 July 2008, by The Washington Post tonight named former Wall Street Journal editor Marcus Brauchli its new executive editor, replacing Leonard Downie Jr. after 17 years. The transition comes thanks to a new publisher, Katherine Weymouth, who wants to put her own stamp on the paper. With Brauchli, it will be hard to avoid doing just that. While the Post has remade itself over the past decade as a local paper with a focus on national politics, Brauchli is basically a foreign news reporter who, prior to a replac

[edit] It’s Official: Former WSJ Managing Editor Marcus Brauchli Will Be ...

7 July 2008, by Staci D. Kramer Enough trial balloons were floated for this not to be a surprise and yet the reality still has some bite: Marcus Brauchli, who left his post at managing editor of the Wall Street Journal after less than a year, will be the next top ...