Katharine is not a bad looker and she is filthy rich, or at least she used to be. Haha!
Posted on 07/06/2009 1:32:09 PM PDT by abb
Following her letter to reader's yesterday, Washington Post publisher Katharine Weymouth informed staff this afternoon, in a memo obtained by POLITICO, that general counsel Eric Lieberman will "review recent events to make sure that our business processes are consistent with, and will not in any way compromise, our journalism."
Weymouth also said that executive editor Marcus Brauchli and senior editor Milton Coleman will "codify parameters for Post newsroom participation in live events."
Brauchli told POLITICO Thursday that the a controversial flier publicizing a July 21 event at Weymouth's house ignored the parameters laid out by the newsroom. According to the flier sent to lobbyists, attendees spending at least $25,000 could get an off-the-record meeting with the Post's publisher, editor, health care reporters and Obama administration officials.
Full memo after the jump.
All:
I hope you had a chance to read my letter in Sunday’s paper. I wanted to let you know that I’ve asked Eric Lieberman, our General Counsel, to review recent events to make sure that our business processes are consistent with, and will not in any way compromise, our journalism. Simultaneously, I've asked Marcus and Milton Coleman to codify parameters for Post newsroom participation in live events. As we continue to pursue new and promising lines of business, these measures should help us conduct our business activities effectively and appropriately.
Katharine
Turd, meet Polishing Rag. (Good luck!)
Make sure you wear your raincoat.
Katharine is not a bad looker and she is filthy rich, or at least she used to be. Haha!
Yes, she has that come-hither "trailer trash" look in that pic, doncha think? Bill Clinton would hit that in a New York minute.
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