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Bulls REASONS TO BUY

35% agree 14 votes	Warren Buffett is on the board.
25% agree 12 votes	Dependence on Companies Outside of Publishing Protects Growth

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Bears REASONS TO SELL

78% agree 19 votes	Secular Decline
40% agree 10 votes	Cheaper Costs of Internet Advertising Drive Away Revenue
33% agree 9 votes	Rising Newsprint Costs

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June 18, 2013

(WPO) The Washington Post Company’s Profit Rises

(Stock Blog Hub, 5/23/13)

The Washington Post Company’s (WPO) first-quarter 2013 adjusted earnings from continuing operations came in at $3.46 per share, up substantially from $1.18 earned in the...(read more)

Washington Post Earnings Shows Print News Is a Losing Business

(ValueWalk.com, 8/3/12)

The Washington Post Company (NYSE:WPO), the group part-owned by CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE:BRK.A) (NYSE:BRK.B), Warren Buffett, reported a decline in its net...(read more)

Washington Post on Ooi Nuke Plant Restart: Noda’s Restart Announcement Formented Public Opposition

(EX-SKF, 7/1/12)

Surprisingly good coverage (I think) from a newspaper who only carried a short AP article when reporting on the June 29 protest in Tokyo. From Washington Post (7/1/2012; emphasis is mine): First...(read more)

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Company Overview
Business and Financial Metrics
Business Segments
Education (58% of 2009 revenue)[2]
Kaplan Higher Education
Kaplan Test Preparation
Kaplan International
Kaplan Ventures
Newspaper Publishing (15% of 2009 revenue)
Magazine Publishing (4% of 2009 revenue)
Television Broadcasting (6% of 2009 revenue)
Cable Television (16% of 2009 revenue)
Trends and Forces
Rise of the Internet and Other Media Cause Newspaper Revenues to Fall
Increases in Newsprint Prices
Growth in Standardized Testing
Hurricanes
Competition
References