Washington Post Publisher Apologizes for Flier
Washington Post, July 6, 2009
By Katharine Weymouth
Washington Post publisher Katharine Weymouth apologized for a "planned new venture that went off track." A flier distributed last week suggested that the paper was selling access to power brokers in Washington through off-the-record dinners that were to take place at Weymouth's home. Weymouth said the Post will not organize such events.
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