How the new Washington Post building ushers in a new era of journalism

The Washington Post 2015-12-10

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The Washington Post is relocating to One Franklin Square after decades of history in its building on 15th street. Publisher Frederick J. Ryan Jr. and Executive Editor Martin Baron give a behind-the-scenes look at the new building.
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