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Will 'The Washington Post' Cease to Exist as a Newspaper?

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In recent years, The Post has lost subscribers and revenue as readers have turned to other media -- chiefly, the Internet -- for their news and information and advertisers have followed. Though washingtonpost.com is among the most popular news sites, and is profitable, it generates only about one-fifth of the ad revenue generated by the newspaper.
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