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Co -organizer “View” WHOOPI GOLDBERG has signed the dream of a technological journalist Kara Swisher on the purchase of Washington Post Jeff Bezos Or the idea that maybe even “time for new newspapers” is.
Swisher said last year that he was working to compile a group of investors at the purchase of a job, although the founder of the Amazon billionaire did not indicate that he was willing to sell paper in Washington, DC.
Post has suffered a high journalist and editor’s exodus in recent months, and has equally exterminated some readers and employees when he announced last year that he would not support the candidate in the 2024 presidential election. Semos, who received the merits of the planned approval of the Democratic candidate Kamal Harris, further angered employees in recent changes to the work of work.
In the midst of a constant drama inside the post, Swisher repeated her desire to buy paper during the episode “The View” on Thursday, saying she knew a lot of billionaires to help.
Whopy Goldberg has signed the dream of a technological reporter Kara Swisher about buying Washington Post from Jeff Besos. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)
“Money is not a problem. The question is that Jeff Bezos does not want to sell him because he now sees him as a tool,” Swisher said on Gabfest day.
“Musk has x, and he has it. Still, what’s going on, all the good people are leaving. Ruth Marcus has just left, a great columnist, boss PR, just yesterday, a chief of communication, and just lose subscriptions, and that’s all because of Jeff’s things,” Swisher said.
“He likes to blame journalists. They don’t like to change, and I would agree 10 years ago, but journalists understand that they need to change,” Swisher continued before Goldberg entered.
“So maybe,” Goldberg said as Swisher asked if he wanted to be on.
“Yes,” Goldberg said. “Maybe it’s an idea … Crowdfunding, because I think a lot of people would love to be part of a newspaper that had something to say.”
Goldberg said she watched Crowdfunding do “amazing things”, and thinks it could help repair the post.
“Or maybe it’s time for a new newspaper,” Goldberg said.
Kara Swisher said last year to work to compile a group of investors on the purchase of Washington Post. (David A.grogan/CNBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Nbcunersal via Getty Images)
The post did not immediately answer when he asked for a comment from Fox News Digital.
“PR -A head” to which Swisher was mentioned was probably Cco Kathy Baird, which Allegedly announced Her resignation this week. The post did not confirm her exit.
In February, Bezos announced that the opinion section would be focused on writing “in support and defense of two pillars: personal freedom and free markets.”
Earlier this week, longtime columnist Ruth Marcus detailed her in detail Exit from paper In a piece for The New Yorker, urging a paper publisher for killing a column critical of Besos.
“I stayed until I could – as long as the newspaper owner, Jeff Bezos, issued an edict that the opinions of opinions would announce that they concentrate on double pillars of” personal freedom and free markets “, and even more worrying that” the views will oppose these pillars that will be published by others. your disagreement with this new direction. Marcus wrote.
Former Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus described in detail the article for New Yorker why she left her work after her editor killed a column by criticizing Jeff Cesos. (Left: (Photo Michael S. Schwartz/Getty Images), right: (Photo Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images))
Marcus joined several employees who left the place including the former Columnist Jennifer Rubin, who was also very critical of the paper owner after departure.
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Fox News Digital, Jeffrey Clark, contributed to this report.
