‘One-Way Street to Silence and Oblivion’: The Washington Post’s Book Section Shuts Down | Art | Harvard Crimson
On February 4, The Washington Post laid off 30 percent of its staff across the board in a “strategic reset.” International publications were reduced, sports journalists who survived the cut were moved to sections, and the section of books – known as “Book World” – was completely eliminated. Although the Post’s editor-in-chief, Matt Murray, cited … Read more
