Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive

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WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive is the online subsidiary of the Washington Post Company, headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. WPNI operates washingtonpost.com, the website of the Washington Post. They also operate the websites of Newsweek (in partnership with MSNBC), Slate Magazine, and Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel. WPNI was formed in November 1993 under the name Digital Ink.

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The Washington Post Company

Corporate Staff: Donald E. Graham (COB & CEO) | Alan Frank | Patrick Butler | Diana M. Daniels | Ann L. McDaniel | Christopher Ma | John B. Morse, Jr. | Gerald M. Rosberg | Daniel J. Lynch | Wallace R. Cooney | Pinkie Dent Mayfield | John F. Hockenberry | Warren E. Buffett | Christopher C. Davis | Barry Diller | John L. Dotson, Jr. | Melinda French Gates | George J. Gillespie, III | Ronald L. Olson | Alice M. Rivlin | Richard D. Simmons | George W. Wilson | Jonathan Grayer | Veronica Dillon | Thomas O. Might | Caroline Little

News Publications: Commercial Printing | Comprint Military Publications | El Tiempo Latino | Everett Daily Herald | Express | Greater Washington Publishing | Mid-Atlantic Retirement Living | Maryland Gazette | Southern Maryland Newspapers | Washington NewHomes Guide | Washington Post | Washington Resource Guide | Washington Spaces

Magazines: BudgetTravel | Federal Technology Almanac | FOSE | Government Computer News | Newsweek | Newsweek International | Post Newsweek Tech Media | Slate | Washington Technology

Interactive Assets: WPNI

Educational Assets: Kaplan

Cable Television Assets: CableOne

Broadcast Television Assets: KSAT | KPRC | WDIV | WJXT | WKMG | WPLG

Annual Revenue: $3.3 billion USD | Employees: 14,800 | Stock Symbol: NYSE: WPO | Website: www.washpostco.com


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