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Paul Farhi

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I write about the news media and other topics. Formerly: WashPost. Latter-day stories in Atlantic, Athletic, Daily Beast, @CJR. Reachable: Paulmfarhi@gmail.com.
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Why I won’t cancel The Washington Post, despite its problems

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By Paul Farhi Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
By all accounts, The Washington Post has lost hundreds of thousands of hard-won subscribers over the past two years, ever since its owner, Jeff Bezos, decided to reshape its editorial pages and bludgeon its news staff. Friends and neighbors, including former Post colleagues, have canceled subscriptions in protest and disappointment. Some have urged me to do so, too. But I’m not going to.
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Why the Golden Age of Sports TV Is Driving Fans Crazy

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By Paul Farhi Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
July 14, 2026 12:36 pm ET Mark Loftus has been a New York Yankees fan since the days when Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris were smashing home runs. As a boy, Loftus would keep up with his heroes on the team’s local radio and TV station, and occasionally on a weekend network broadcast. It wasn’t hard to figure out where to catch the game and when. And it cost nothing to tune in. It isn’t so simple, or as inexpensive, now.
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