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The Washington Post Company: 1150 15th Street, NW
Washington, D.C. 20071; Voice (202) 334-6000; www.washpostco.com

Holdings

Print and Online News: The Washington Post; El Tiempo Latino (D.C.); Express (D.C); Fashion Washington (D.C); The Washington Post News Service with Bloomberg News; The Washington Post Writers Group; The Slate Group; Slate; SlateV; The Root; Foreign Policy; The Daily Herald (Everett, WA); The Enterprise (South Snohomish and North King Counties, WA); La Raza del Noroeste (Seattle, WA); The Herald Business Journal (Everett, WA); Post-Newsweek Media; Comprint Military Publications (Newspapers and base guides for military installations in D.C. region); Fairfax County Times; The Gazette (Maryland Community Newspapers in Montgomery, Prince George's, and Frederick Counties); Southern Maryland Newspapers: Maryland Independent (Charles County); The Calvert Recorder (Calvert County); The Enterprise (St. Mary's County); The Enquirer Gazette; Greater Washington Publishing; SourceBook: Guide to Retirement Living; New Condominium Guide; New Homes Guide; The Washington Post Apartment Showcase
Television: Post-Newsweek Stations; WDIV (Detroit, MI); KPRC (Houston, TX); WPLG (Miami-Dade and Fort Lauderdale, FL); WKMG (Orlando, FL); KSAT (San Antonio, TX); WJXT (Jacksonville, FL)
Education Services: Kaplan; Kaplan Higher Education; Kaplan International; Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions; Kaplan Ventures; Colloquy; Kaplan Continuing Education; Kaplan IT Learning Center; The Kidum Group; Kaplan Virtual Education; Kaplan Learning Technologies; Kaplan Venture Capital; iProf India, Ltd.
Other: Cable ONE (Owner and Operator of Cable Television Systems); Comprint Printing; Robinson Terminal Warehouse Corporation; SocialCode; Trove; Washington Post Live; last updated 2/27/2013

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