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Washington Post shutters last U.S. bureaus
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The Washington Post closes its remaining domestic bureaus in Chicago, New York and Los Angeles. It will cover all domestic news from Washington with travelling reporters. The Post lost $167 million in the first 3 quarters of 2009.
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It says a lot about the changes underway in the newspaper industry when a paper like the Washington Post closes its bureaus in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, and covers the news there with travelling reporters. As local newspapers such as the New Orleans Times- Picayune move to three editions a week and an online edition, the number of journalists overing the area around New Orleans will shrink by a third in 2012. Advance Publications which runs the New Orleans paper will do the same for its papers in Huntsville and Birmingham i in Alabama.
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